A differential $k$-form on $\mathbb{R}^n$: a smooth map from $\mathbb{R}^n$ to alternating $k$-multilinear forms.
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Pointwise addition makes the space of differential $k$-forms an additive group.
The product topology on the space of differential $k$-forms.
A codifferential operator $d^* : \Omega^{k+1} \to \Omega^k$ that is linear and satisfies $d^* \circ d^* = 0$.
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The Hodge Laplacian $\Delta = dd^* + d^*d$ on differential forms.
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A form $\alpha$ is harmonic if $\Delta \alpha = 0$, i.e. it lies in the kernel of the Hodge Laplacian.
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An $L^2$ inner product on differential forms making $d^*$ the formal adjoint of $d$.
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A multi-index $\alpha = (\alpha_1, \dots, \alpha_n) \in \mathbb{N}^n$, indexing partial derivatives.
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The total degree $|\alpha| = \sum_i \alpha_i$ of a multi-index.
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The monomial $\xi^\alpha = \prod_i \xi_i^{\alpha_i}$ associated to a multi-index.
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The constant multi-index whose every entry equals $k$.
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The finite set of multi-indices componentwise bounded by $(k, \dots, k)$.
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The finite set of multi-indices with total degree exactly $k$.
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The finite set of multi-indices with total degree at most $k$.
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The principal symbol of a differential operator: $\sigma(L)(\xi) = \sum_{|\alpha| = \mathrm{ord}} a_\alpha \, \xi^\alpha$.
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Data witnessing that $L$ is a linear differential operator of given order with coefficients $a_\alpha$ and local expression $L = \sum_{|\alpha| \le \mathrm{ord}} a_\alpha \partial^\alpha$.
- order : ℕ
- coeff_support (α : MultiIndex n) : multiIndexDegree α > self.order → ∀ {k : ℕ} (ω : DiffForm n (k + 1)), self.coeff α ω = 0
- local_expression {k : ℕ} (s : DiffForm n (k + 1)) : L s = ∑ α ∈ multiIndicesOfDegreeLE n self.order, self.coeff α (self.partialDeriv α s)
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The principal symbol $\sigma(L)(\xi)$ of a differential operator $L$, extracted from its top-order coefficients.
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A differential operator $L$ is elliptic if its principal symbol $\sigma(L)(\xi)$ is bijective for every nonzero covector $\xi$.
- coeff_support (α : MultiIndex n) : multiIndexDegree α > self.order → ∀ {k : ℕ} (ω : DiffForm n (k + 1)), self.coeff α ω = 0
- local_expression {k : ℕ} (s : DiffForm n (k + 1)) : L s = ∑ α ∈ multiIndicesOfDegreeLE n self.order, self.coeff α (self.partialDeriv α s)
- elliptic (ξ : Fin n → ℝ) : ξ ≠ 0 → ∀ {k : ℕ}, Function.Bijective (principalSymbolDiffForm self.order (fun {k : ℕ} => self.coeff) ξ)
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The principal symbol of an elliptic operator is injective at every nonzero covector.
A parametrix for $L$: an operator $P$ with $PL = I + S_{\mathrm{left}}$ and $LP = I + S_{\mathrm{right}}$ modulo smoothing operators.
- isSmoothing_S_left {k : ℕ} : IsSmoothingOp self.sobolevNorm self.S_left
- isSmoothing_S_right {k : ℕ} : IsSmoothingOp self.sobolevNorm self.S_right
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Every elliptic operator on differential forms admits a parametrix.
A self-adjoint elliptic operator admits a Green operator decomposition $LG = I - H$ with harmonic projector $H$.
Hodge decomposition: every form $\alpha$ splits as $\alpha = h + d\beta + d^*\gamma$ with $h$ harmonic.
Hodge theorem: every closed form $\alpha$ is cohomologous to a unique harmonic representative $h$, i.e. $\alpha = h + d\beta$.
A differential form is smooth if it is $C^\infty$ as a function.
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The difference of two smooth forms is smooth.
Elliptic regularity: if $\xi$ is Sobolev-regular and $L\xi$ is smooth, then $\xi$ is smooth.
The kernel of an elliptic operator on differential forms is finite-dimensional.
The cokernel of an elliptic operator on differential forms is finite-dimensional.
Unique solvability for elliptic equations: if $\tau \perp \ker L^*$, then $L\xi = \tau$ has a unique solution orthogonal to $\ker L$.
Dolbeault Hodge theorem: every $\bar\partial$-closed form $\alpha$ decomposes as $\alpha = h + \bar\partial\beta$ with $h$ $\bar\square$-harmonic.