OAI/MathematicalPhysics/DefocusingNLS/Linear/ExpandingDuhamelContinuity.lean

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Continuity of the moving-scale Duhamel map

Rescaling the integration time to the fixed unit interval gives strong continuity, including at time zero, without operator-norm continuity.

  1. def OAI.DefocusingNLS.unitTime line 19
  2. def OAI.DefocusingNLS.expandingDuhamelParameters line 22
  3. theorem OAI.DefocusingNLS.continuous_expandingDuhamelParameters line 29
  4. def OAI.DefocusingNLS.expandingUnitDuhamelIntegrand line 43
  5. theorem OAI.DefocusingNLS.continuous_expandingUnitDuhamelIntegrand line 49
  6. theorem OAI.DefocusingNLS.expandingUnitDuhamelIntegrand_eq line 62
  7. theorem OAI.DefocusingNLS.expandingDuhamel_eq_unitIntegral line 75

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    A fixed unit-interval integral represents the moving-scale Duhamel term exactly.

    theorem expandingDuhamel_eq_unitIntegral (a b k : ℝ)
        (ha : 0 < a) (hk : 8 < k) (r : ℝ → FourierL2)
        (p : ExpandingFreeParameters) :
        expandingDuhamel a b k p.1.1 ha hk p.1.2 p.2 r =
          (p.2 : ℝ) • ∫ u in Icc (0 : ℝ) 1,
            expandingUnitDuhamelIntegrand a b k ha hk r p u := by
    …

    Mentions: OAI.DefocusingNLS.FourierL2, OAI.DefocusingNLS.ExpandingFreeParameters, OAI.DefocusingNLS.expandingDuhamel, OAI.DefocusingNLS.expandingUnitDuhamelIntegrand

  8. theorem OAI.DefocusingNLS.continuous_expandingDuhamel line 95

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    The inhomogeneous solution depends strongly continuously on starting scale and time.

    theorem continuous_expandingDuhamel (a b k : ℝ)
        (ha : 0 < a) (hk : 8 < k) (r : ℝ → FourierL2) (hr : Continuous r) :
        Continuous (fun p : ExpandingFreeParameters =>
          expandingDuhamel a b k p.1.1 ha hk p.1.2 p.2 r) := by
    …

    Mentions: OAI.DefocusingNLS.FourierL2, OAI.DefocusingNLS.ExpandingFreeParameters, OAI.DefocusingNLS.expandingDuhamel

  9. theorem OAI.DefocusingNLS.continuousOn_expandingDuhamel line 111

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    Continuous forcing on a closed time slab yields a continuous inhomogeneous solution.

    theorem continuousOn_expandingDuhamel (a b k L T : ℝ)
        (ha : 0 < a) (hk : 8 < k) (hL : 1 ≤ L) (hT : 0 ≤ T)
        (r : ℝ → FourierL2) (hr : ContinuousOn r (Icc 0 T)) :
        ContinuousOn (fun t => expandingDuhamel a b k L ha hk hL t r) (Icc 0 T) := by
    …

    Mentions: OAI.DefocusingNLS.FourierL2, OAI.DefocusingNLS.expandingDuhamel