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Restriction of the Equation and the Locality of the Viscosity Sub- and Supersolution Properties on a Hilbert Triple

A second-order equation operator on an open subset of a Hilbert triple restricts to any smaller open set, viscosity sub- and supersolutions restrict with it, and a function that is a viscosity subsolution near each point of the set is one on the whole set.

Statement

In the setting of Hilbert Triples: Standing Notation and Background, let U⊆HU\subseteq H be nonempty and open in HH, with W=D(A)∩UW=D(A)\cap U and the class C2(U)C^{2}(U) as in Hilbert Triples: Standing Notation and Background (v), and let FF be a second-order equation operator on UU relative to (H,V,A)(H,V,A). Products of sets are Cartesian products.

For a nonempty U′⊆UU'\subseteq U open in HH we write W′=D(A)∩U′W'=D(A)\cap U', and F∣U′F|_{U'} for the function on W′×R×H×Sym(V)W'\times\mathbb{R}\times H\times\mathrm{Sym}(V) whose value at (x,r,p,X)(x,r,p,X) is F(x,r,p,X)F(x,r,p,X); for a function uu on UU we write u∣U′u|_{U'} for the function on U′U' whose value at z∈U′z\in U' is u(z)u(z). Then the following hold.

1. (The restricted operator) Let U′⊆UU'\subseteq U be nonempty and open in HH. Then W′⊆WW'\subseteq W, and F∣U′F|_{U'} is a second-order equation operator on U′U' relative to (H,V,A)(H,V,A). For every real δ>0\delta>0 its δ\delta-shifts satisfy

(F∣U′)δ−(x,r,p,Y)=Fδ−(x,r,p,Y)and(F∣U′)δ+(x,r,p,Y)=Fδ+(x,r,p,Y)\bigl(F|_{U'}\bigr)^{-}_{\delta}(x,r,p,Y)=F^{-}_{\delta}(x,r,p,Y)\quad\text{and}\quad\bigl(F|_{U'}\bigr)^{+}_{\delta}(x,r,p,Y)=F^{+}_{\delta}(x,r,p,Y)

for every (x,r,p,Y)∈W′×R×H×Sym(H)(x,r,p,Y)\in W'\times\mathbb{R}\times H\times\mathrm{Sym}(H). If FF is degenerate elliptic, then so is F∣U′F|_{U'}.

2. (Restriction of sub- and supersolutions) Let U′⊆UU'\subseteq U be nonempty and open in HH and let u:U→Ru:U\to\mathbb{R}. If uu is a viscosity subsolution of FF on UU, then u∣U′u|_{U'} is a viscosity subsolution of F∣U′F|_{U'} on U′U'. If uu is a viscosity supersolution of FF on UU, then u∣U′u|_{U'} is a viscosity supersolution of F∣U′F|_{U'} on U′U'.

3. (A local subsolution is a subsolution) Let u:U→Ru:U\to\mathbb{R} and suppose that for every x∈Ux\in U there is a set Ux⊆UU_{x}\subseteq U, open in HH and containing xx, such that u∣Uxu|_{U_{x}} is a viscosity subsolution of F∣UxF|_{U_{x}} on UxU_{x}. Then uu is bounded above near each point of UU and is a viscosity subsolution of FF on UU. Likewise, if for every x∈Ux\in U there is such a set UxU_{x} with u∣Uxu|_{U_{x}} a viscosity supersolution of F∣UxF|_{U_{x}} on UxU_{x}, then uu is bounded below near each point of UU and is a viscosity supersolution of FF on UU.

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