A smooth ℂ-valued function on ℝⁿ whose iterated derivatives of every order decay to zero at infinity (i.e. tend to 0 along the cocompact filter).
- toFun : EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n) → ℂ
- zero_at_infty' (m : ℕ) : Filter.Tendsto (fun (x : EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n)) => ‖iteratedFDeriv ℝ m self.toFun x‖) (Filter.cocompact (EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n))) (nhds 0)
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Treat SmoothZeroAtInfty n as a FunLike so that an element can be applied like a function.
Pointwise extensionality for SmoothZeroAtInfty.
An element of SmoothZeroAtInfty n is C^∞ smooth.
The m-th iterated derivative norm of f : SmoothZeroAtInfty n tends to 0 at infinity.
IsLaplacianOf n f g says that g = -Δ f pointwise, where Δ is the standard Laplacian on ℝⁿ defined via the iterated Fréchet derivative.
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Gradient estimate (mean value inequality) for a bounded harmonic function: ‖∇u(a)‖ ≤ n · C / R for any radius R > 0.
Liouville-type derivative vanishing: a bounded harmonic function has zero Fréchet derivative everywhere.
Liouville's theorem: a bounded harmonic function on ℝⁿ is constant.
Integration by parts: for a smooth, decaying u representing a tempered distribution u_td, the distributional Laplacian acts as the pointwise classical Laplacian against test functions.
Schwartz testing determines continuous functions pointwise: if two continuous functions integrate identically against every Schwartz test, they coincide.
The distributional Laplacian of u agrees with the pointwise Laplacian when both are defined and u is smooth and decaying.
Existence of a smooth, decaying Laplacian inverse for a Schwartz right-hand side f in dimension n ≥ 3.
Injectivity of the Laplacian on SmoothZeroAtInfty n: two decaying solutions of -Δuᵢ = f agree.