The divergence theorem on a half-space of an inner product space #
Let F be a finite-dimensional real inner product space of dimension n, let ν be a unit
vector and c a real number. This file proves the divergence theorem on the open half-space
H = {x | ⟪x, ν⟫ < c}, whose outward unit normal is ν and whose boundary is the hyperplane
{x | ⟪x, ν⟫ = c} carrying the normalized (n - 1)-dimensional Hausdorff measure μHE[n - 1].
For a compactly supported C¹ vector field φ,
∫_H tr (Dφ) = ∫_{⟪x, ν⟫ = c} ⟪φ x, ν⟫ dμHE[n - 1].
The hyperplane is the image of the orthogonal complement (ℝ ∙ ν)ᗮ under the isometry
y ↦ c • ν + y, so its Hausdorff measure is the image of the Lebesgue measure of that
(n - 1)-dimensional inner product space
(TauCeti.euclideanHausdorffMeasure_restrict_setOf_inner_eq, in
TauCeti.Geometry.Euclidean.Volume.Measure). The divergence theorem is transported
by a linear isometry F ≃ ℝ × (ℝ ∙ ν)ᗮ from its form on the coordinate half-space of the ℓ²
product, TauCeti.setIntegral_normalHalfSpace_fderiv_apply.
Main results #
TauCeti.setIntegral_setOf_inner_lt_fderiv_apply: for a compactly supportedC¹functiongand a directionv,∫_H ∂_v g = ⟪v, ν⟫ ∫_{⟪x, ν⟫ = c} g dμHE[n - 1].TauCeti.setIntegral_setOf_inner_lt_trace_fderiv: the divergence theorem onHfor compactly supportedC¹vector fields.
References #
- L. C. Evans, Partial Differential Equations, Appendix C.2 (the Gauss–Green theorem).
The divergence theorem on a half-space, directional form. For a unit vector ν, a
compactly supported C¹ function g and a direction v, the integral of ∂_v g over the
half-space {x | ⟪x, ν⟫ < c} is the integral of g over the boundary hyperplane against
(n - 1)-dimensional Hausdorff measure, weighted by the normal component ⟪v, ν⟫ of v.
The divergence theorem on a half-space. For a unit vector ν and a compactly supported
C¹ vector field φ, the integral of the divergence tr (Dφ) over the half-space
{x | ⟪x, ν⟫ < c} is the flux ∫ ⟪φ, ν⟫ of φ through the boundary hyperplane
{x | ⟪x, ν⟫ = c} against (n - 1)-dimensional Hausdorff measure.