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Uniformly elliptic affine random diffusion model

Definition

Let D⊂Rm be a bounded polyhedral open set and V=H01(D;R) with norm ∥v∥V=∥∇v∥L2(D). The zero-boundary Sobolev energy space is a separable Hilbert space supplies the separable Hilbert structure under Countable Choice; the gradient norm is equivalent to its Sobolev norm there.

Let Y=(Y1,…,Yd) have the product law ρ of Finite product-law polynomial-chaos input data, and assume its support Γ is bounded, so ∣yj∣≤Rj<∞ for every y∈Γ. For real coefficient functions a0,…,ad∈L∞(D) define a(x,y)=a0(x)+∑j=1dyjaj(x). Assume constants 0<a∗≤a∗<∞ satisfy, for every y∈Γ, a∗≤a(x,y)≤a∗ for almost every x∈D. This explicit all-parameter condition ensures the pointwise variational problem is well-posed for every stated parameter, not merely almost every one. Let F(y)=f0+∑j=1dyjfj with fj∈V∗.

The pointwise weak form is ay(u,v)=∫Da(x,y)∇u(x)⋅∇v(x) dx=F(y)(v),v∈V. The Bochner weak form uses the bilinear form A(U,W)=∫Γay(U(y),W(y)) dρ(y) and the functional F(W)=∫ΓF(y)(W(y)) dρ(y) on Lρ2(V) from Bochner L2 space for a finite product-law input.

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