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Atlas.GeometryOfManifolds.code.EllipticRegularityConcrete

A differential $k$-form on $\mathbb{R}^n$: a map from $\mathbb{R}^n$ to the space of continuous alternating $k$-multilinear forms on $\mathbb{R}^n$.

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    Pointwise addition gives DiffForm n k the structure of an additive abelian group.

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    noncomputable instance EllipticRegularityConcrete.instModule (n k : ) :

    Pointwise scalar multiplication gives DiffForm n k the structure of an $\mathbb{R}$-module.

    A differential form is smooth ($C^\infty$) when its coefficient map is infinitely differentiable as a function $\mathbb{R}^n \to (\mathbb{R}^n)^{[\Lambda^k]\to \mathbb{R}}$.

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      Smoothness is preserved under subtraction: $a, b \in C^\infty \Rightarrow a - b \in C^\infty$.

      A family of nonnegative Sobolev seminorms indexed by regularity index $s \in \mathbb{N}$, acting on differential $(k+1)$-forms.

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        def EllipticRegularityConcrete.HasSobolevRegularity {n k : } (snorms : SobolevNorms n k) (s : ) (ξ : DiffForm n (k + 1)) :

        The form $\xi$ has Sobolev regularity of order $s$ when $\|\xi\|_s$ is bounded by some constant. (Trivially holds in this framework but records the membership in $H^s$ qualitatively.)

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          structure EllipticRegularityConcrete.IsSmoothingOperator {n k : } (snorms : SobolevNorms n k) (S : DiffForm n (k + 1)DiffForm n (k + 1)) :

          A smoothing (regularity-improving) operator: it gains one derivative in the Sobolev scale and maps anything with finite Sobolev regularity into the smooth class $C^\infty$.

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            structure EllipticRegularityConcrete.ConcreteParametrix {n : } (k : ) (L : DiffForm n (k + 1)DiffForm n (k + 1)) :

            A concrete parametrix for an elliptic operator $L$: an approximate inverse $P$ with $P \circ L = \mathrm{Id} + S$ for a smoothing remainder $S$. This is the key analytic input for the elliptic regularity theorem $L\xi \in C^\infty \Rightarrow \xi \in C^\infty$.

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