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Covariant and contravariant Piola maps and H(div)/H(curl) spaces

Definition

Assume Countable Choice. Let d≥2, take K^=S^d as in Matching affine simplicial meshes and shape regularity, and let K=F(K^) under an affine cell map F(x^)=Ax^+b with det⁡A>0. Weak derivatives use the signed test identity of Weak derivative of a locally integrable function. For d≥2 define H(div⁡,K):={v∈L2(K;Rd):div⁡v∈L2(K)}, where div⁡v=∑iDivi weakly, meaning ∫Kv⋅∇ϕ=−∫K(div⁡v)ϕ for every ϕ∈Cc∞(K). For d=2, define the weak scalar curl by ∫K(curl⁡v)ϕ=∫K(v1∂2ϕ−v2∂1ϕ) for every ϕ∈Cc∞(K). For d=3, define the weak vector curl by ∫K(curl⁡v)⋅ψ=∫Kv⋅curl⁡ψ for every ψ∈Cc∞(K;R3). In dimensions d=2,3 set H(curl⁡,K):={v∈L2(K;Rd):curl⁡v∈L2(K;Rd∗)}, with d∗=1 for d=2 and d∗=3 for d=3.

The covariant Piola pushforward of a reference vector field is (PFcurlv^)(F(x^)):=A−Tv^(x^), and the contravariant Piola pushforward is (PFdivv^)(F(x^)):=1det⁡AAv^(x^). The scalar pullback is u↦u∘F. The exact mapping properties, weak differential identities, and oriented trace-moment transformations are established in the corresponding affine Piola theorem below.

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