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Atlas.DifferentialAnalysis.code.CompactSobolevEmbedding

The k-th weighted Sobolev space on ℝⁿ: a structure recording an underlying Sobolev representative, used to model functions f such that ⟨x⟩^k · f ∈ H^k.

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    The underlying function of a WeightedSobolevSpace n k element: divide the Sobolev witness by ⟨x⟩^k so that the witness's Hᵏ regularity translates into pointwise ⟨x⟩^k-decay of the original function.

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      Coercion that lets an element of WeightedSobolevSpace n k be applied as a function EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n) → ℂ.

      Bundle of a function lying in every weighted Sobolev space, with a consistent family of weighted Sobolev witnesses.

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        Coercion that lets an element of MemAllWeightedSobolev n be applied as a function EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n) → ℂ.

        The iterated Fréchet derivatives (up to order k) of the Cᵏ witness of a Schwartz test function lie in with respect to Lebesgue measure.

        From a Schwartz test function u, extract a Hᵏ Sobolev representative (for every k) by taking the weighted Cᵏ-witness's underlying function.

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          A Schwartz test function lies in every weighted Sobolev space, with underlying function equal to the original Schwartz function.

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            Plain version of schwartzToAllWeightedSobolev discarding the proof of the pointwise consistency identity.

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              Converse direction: a function lying in every weighted Sobolev space is a Schwartz test function (and has the same underlying function).

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                Plain version of allWeightedSobolevToSchwartz discarding the proof of the pointwise identity.

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                  A function f : ℝⁿ → ℂ is Schwartz if it arises as the underlying function of some element of SchwartzTestFunctionSpace n.

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                    A function f : ℝⁿ → ℂ lies in every weighted Sobolev space if it arises as the underlying function of some MemAllWeightedSobolev n.

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