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The distributional Laplacian commutes with local mollification

Statement

For T∈D′(Ω), put Ωε:={x∈Ω:Bε(x)⋐Ω} and define (T∗ρε)(x)=T(ρε(x−⋅)) on Ωε. Then Δ(T∗ρε)=(ΔT)∗ρε there.

Proof

Given: ϕ∈Cc∞(Ωε).

1.1

The support margin makes ϕ~(y):=∫ρε(x−y)ϕ(x)dx a test function in Cc∞(Ω) [given].

2.1

Differentiating the kernel and using Distributional harmonicity and Poisson's equation on an open subset of Rn gives ⟨Δ(T∗ρε),ϕ⟩=⟨ΔT,ϕ~⟩ [step 1.1].

3.1

This is ⟨(ΔT)∗ρε,ϕ⟩ for all ϕ [step 2.1]. ∎

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