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Atlas.DifferentialAnalysis.code.WavefrontCharacterization

For a continuous linear functional on E n = EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n), the operator norm is bounded by the sum of the absolute values on the standard basis vectors.

theorem ConeSupport.norm_iteratedFDeriv_fderiv_le_sum {n m : } (f : E n) (hf : ContDiff (↑) f) (x : E n) :
iteratedFDeriv m (fderiv f) x i : Fin n, iteratedFDeriv m (fun (y : E n) => (fderiv f y) (EuclideanSpace.single i 1)) x

The norm of the iterated derivative of fderiv f at x is bounded by the sum over the standard basis directions eᵢ of the iterated-derivative norms of the directional derivative y ↦ ⟨df y, eᵢ⟩.

All iterated derivatives of u ∗ φ for a tempered distribution u and Schwartz φ have polynomial growth: there exist k and C so that ‖∂^m(u ∗ φ)(x)‖ ≤ C (1 + ‖x‖)^k.

Pairing identity: testing the Schwartz convolution u ∗ φ against a Schwartz function θ equals the integral of θ against the pointwise tempered convolution.

theorem ConeSupport.schwartzConvolution_eq_temperateGrowth {n : } (u : TemperedDistribution (E n) ) (φ : SchwartzMap (E n) ) :
∃ (g : E n), Function.HasTemperateGrowth g ∀ (θ : SchwartzMap (E n) ), (schwartzConvolution u φ) θ = (x : E n), θ x g x

The Schwartz convolution u ∗ φ is represented as integration against a smooth function g of polynomial (temperate) growth.

For any smooth compactly supported cutoff ψ, the product ψ · (u ∗ φ) is represented by a Schwartz function.

The Schwartz convolution u ∗ φ is smooth near every point: a cutoff times it agrees with a Schwartz function on a neighbourhood of any point.

The singular support of u ∗ φ is empty: the convolution is smooth everywhere.

The cone singular support of u ∗ φ is contained in the spherical (direction-at-infinity) part inherited from the conic singular support sphere of u.