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Uniform interior CmC^mCm bounds for W1,pW^{1,p}W1,p-bounded pseudoholomorphic maps

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JHolomorphic.bounded_iteratedFDeriv_of_sobolevNorm_le

by Mazecto · Oct 20, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

elliptic-regularitypseudoholomorphic-curvessobolev-spacessymplectic-geometryunique-continuation

Let EEE be a finite-dimensional real vector space, O⊆EO\subseteq EO⊆E open, and let JνJ_\nuJν​, JJJ be smooth almost complex structures on OOO with Jν→JJ_\nu\to JJν​→J in Cloc∞C^\infty_{\mathrm{loc}}Cloc∞​ on OOO. Let K0⊆OK_0\subseteq OK0​⊆O be compact and let D⊂CD\subset\mathbb{C}D⊂C be the open unit disc. Let p>2p>2p>2 and let uν:D→K0u_\nu:D\to K_0uν​:D→K0​ be C∞C^\inftyC∞ maps with ∂suν+Jν(uν) ∂tuν=0\partial_su_\nu+J_\nu(u_\nu)\,\partial_tu_\nu=0∂s​uν​+Jν​(uν​)∂t​uν​=0 on DDD and

sup⁡ν∥uν∥W1,p(D)<∞.\sup_\nu\|u_\nu\|_{W^{1,p}(D)}<\infty.νsup​∥uν​∥W1,p(D)​<∞.

Then for every compact K⊂DK\subset DK⊂D and every m≥0m\ge0m≥0 there is MMM with ∥Dmuν(z)∥≤M\|D^mu_\nu(z)\|\le M∥Dmuν​(z)∥≤M for all ν\nuν and all z∈Kz\in Kz∈K.

Formalization Note The hypotheses on the structures are IsAlmostComplexOn J O, ∀ ν, IsAlmostComplexOn (Jν ν) O and TendstoCInftyLocOn Jν J O. Because JJJ is only defined on OOO, the maps are required to take values in the fixed compact set K0⊆OK_0\subseteq OK0​⊆O (Set.MapsTo (u ν) (ball 0 1) K₀). The W1,pW^{1,p}W1,p bound is sobolevNorm 1 (ENNReal.ofReal p) (ball 0 1) (u ν) ≤ C with C : ℝ≥0. The constant MMM depends on KKK and mmm and is chosen before ν\nuν.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_JHolomorphic_Setting
Formal statement
namespace JHolomorphic

open MeasureTheory Metric Filter Topology DbarRegularity
open scoped ContDiff ENNReal NNReal

/-- Wendl, Theorem 2.22 (2a) (p. 35), case `k = 1`: let `p > 2` and let `J_ν → J` in `C^∞_loc`
be smooth almost complex structures on an open set `O ⊆ E`. If smooth `J_ν`-holomorphic maps
`u_ν` on the open unit disc, with values in a fixed compact `K₀ ⊆ O`, are uniformly bounded in
`W^{1,p}`, then on every compact subset of the disc every derivative `Dᵐ u_ν` is bounded
uniformly in `ν`. (Wendl takes `E = O = ℂⁿ`, where the `W^{1,p}` bound already confines the
images to a compact set.) -/
theorem bounded_iteratedFDeriv_of_sobolevNorm_le {E : Type*} [NormedAddCommGroup E] [NormedSpace ℝ E] [FiniteDimensional ℝ E] (p : ℝ) (hp : 2 < p)
    (J : E → E →L[ℝ] E) (Jν : ℕ → E → E →L[ℝ] E) (O K₀ : Set E)
    (hJ : IsAlmostComplexOn J O) (hJν : ∀ ν, IsAlmostComplexOn (Jν ν) O)
    (hconv : TendstoCInftyLocOn Jν J O) (hK₀ : IsCompact K₀) (hK₀O : K₀ ⊆ O)
    (u : ℕ → ℂ → E) (hu : ∀ ν, ContDiffOn ℝ ∞ (u ν) (ball 0 1))
    (hhol : ∀ ν, IsJHolomorphicOn (Jν ν) (ball 0 1) (u ν))
    (hmaps : ∀ ν, Set.MapsTo (u ν) (ball 0 1) K₀) (C : ℝ≥0)
    (hC : ∀ ν, sobolevNorm 1 (ENNReal.ofReal p) (ball 0 1) (u ν) ≤ C) :
    ∀ K ⊆ ball (0 : ℂ) 1, IsCompact K → ∀ m : ℕ,
      ∃ M : ℝ, ∀ ν, ∀ z ∈ K, ‖iteratedFDeriv ℝ m (u ν) z‖ ≤ M := by
  sorry

end JHolomorphic
Source
C. Wendl, Lectures on Symplectic Field Theory, arXiv:1612.01009, https://arxiv.org/abs/1612.01009, Lecture 2, Theorem 2.22 (2a), p. 35 (case k = 1)
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JHolomorphic.bounded_iteratedFDeriv_of_sobolevNorm_le

Setting. Let EEE be a finite-dimensional real normed vector space (arbitrary norm; E={0}E = \{0\}E={0} is allowed). Let ppp be a real number with p>2p > 2p>2. Write D={z∈C:∣z∣<1}\mathbb{D} = \{z \in \mathbb{C} : |z| < 1\}D={z∈C:∣z∣<1} for the open unit disk in C\mathbb{C}C, with Lebesgue measure on C≅R2\mathbb{C} \cong \mathbb{R}^2C≅R2. The data are:

  • a map J:E→L(E,E)J : E \to \mathcal{L}(E,E)J:E→L(E,E) (continuous R\mathbb{R}R-linear endomorphisms of EEE) and a sequence of such maps Jν:E→L(E,E)J_\nu : E \to \mathcal{L}(E,E)Jν​:E→L(E,E), ν∈N\nu \in \mathbb{N}ν∈N;
  • two subsets O,K0⊆EO, K_0 \subseteq EO,K0​⊆E;
  • a sequence of maps uν:C→Eu_\nu : \mathbb{C} \to Euν​:C→E, ν∈N\nu \in \mathbb{N}ν∈N;
  • a constant C∈[0,∞)C \in [0,\infty)C∈[0,∞).

Hypotheses.

  1. JJJ is almost complex on OOO: OOO is open in EEE, JJJ is C∞C^\inftyC∞ (over R\mathbb{R}R) on OOO, and J(x)∘J(x)=−idEJ(x) \circ J(x) = -\mathrm{id}_EJ(x)∘J(x)=−idE​ for every x∈Ox \in Ox∈O.
  2. Each JνJ_\nuJν​ is almost complex on OOO, in the same sense: OOO open, JνJ_\nuJν​ is C∞C^\inftyC∞ on OOO, and Jν(x)2=−idEJ_\nu(x)^2 = -\mathrm{id}_EJν​(x)2=−idE​ for all x∈Ox \in Ox∈O.
  3. Cloc∞C^\infty_{\mathrm{loc}}Cloc∞​ convergence on OOO: for every compact K⊆OK \subseteq OK⊆O and every m∈Nm \in \mathbb{N}m∈N, the mmm-th iterated Fréchet derivatives DmJνD^m J_\nuDmJν​ converge to DmJD^m JDmJ uniformly on KKK as ν→∞\nu \to \inftyν→∞. (These are the derivatives of JνJ_\nuJν​, JJJ viewed as maps on all of EEE, evaluated at points of KKK; since OOO is open they are the ordinary derivatives at those points.) For m=0m = 0m=0 this is uniform convergence Jν→JJ_\nu \to JJν​→J on KKK.
  4. K0K_0K0​ is compact and K0⊆OK_0 \subseteq OK0​⊆O.
  5. For every ν\nuν, uνu_\nuuν​ is C∞C^\inftyC∞ (as a map of the real 2-dimensional space C\mathbb{C}C) on D\mathbb{D}D.
  6. uνu_\nuuν​ is JνJ_\nuJν​-holomorphic on D\mathbb{D}D: for every ν\nuν and every z∈Dz \in \mathbb{D}z∈D, uνu_\nuuν​ is (real) differentiable at zzz and
Duν(z)[1]+Jν(uν(z))(Duν(z)[i])=0,Du_\nu(z)[1] + J_\nu\big(u_\nu(z)\big)\big(Du_\nu(z)[i]\big) = 0,Duν​(z)[1]+Jν​(uν​(z))(Duν​(z)[i])=0,

i.e. ∂suν+Jν(uν) ∂tuν=0\partial_s u_\nu + J_\nu(u_\nu)\,\partial_t u_\nu = 0∂s​uν​+Jν​(uν​)∂t​uν​=0 at z=s+itz = s + itz=s+it. 7. For every ν\nuν, uνu_\nuuν​ maps D\mathbb{D}D into K0K_0K0​. 8. Uniform W1,pW^{1,p}W1,p bound: for every ν\nuν,

∥uν∥Lp(D)+∥Duν∥Lp(D)≤C,\|u_\nu\|_{L^p(\mathbb{D})} + \|Du_\nu\|_{L^p(\mathbb{D})} \le C,∥uν​∥Lp(D)​+∥Duν​∥Lp(D)​≤C,

where the left side is computed in [0,∞][0,\infty][0,∞] as the sum over j=0,1j = 0, 1j=0,1 of the LpL^pLp norms on D\mathbb{D}D (Lebesgue measure restricted to D\mathbb{D}D) of z↦∥Djuν(z)∥z \mapsto \|D^j u_\nu(z)\|z↦∥Djuν​(z)∥; for j=0j=0j=0 this is ∥uν(z)∥E\|u_\nu(z)\|_E∥uν​(z)∥E​, and for j=1j=1j=1 it is the operator norm of Duν(z):C→EDu_\nu(z) : \mathbb{C} \to EDuν​(z):C→E (with C\mathbb{C}C carrying the norm ∣⋅∣|\cdot|∣⋅∣). The exponent is ppp itself (since p>2>0p > 2 > 0p>2>0). The inequality in particular forces both LpL^pLp norms to be finite.

Conclusion. For every compact set K⊆DK \subseteq \mathbb{D}K⊆D and every m∈Nm \in \mathbb{N}m∈N there is a real number MMM (depending on KKK and mmm, but not on ν\nuν or zzz) such that

∥Dmuν(z)∥≤Mfor all ν∈N, z∈K,\big\|D^m u_\nu(z)\big\| \le M \qquad \text{for all } \nu \in \mathbb{N},\ z \in K,​Dmuν​(z)​≤Mfor all ν∈N, z∈K,

where Dmuν(z)D^m u_\nu(z)Dmuν​(z) is the mmm-th iterated real Fréchet derivative of uνu_\nuuν​ at zzz, a continuous mmm-linear map Cm→E\mathbb{C}^m \to ECm→E, measured in the operator (multilinear) norm. For m=0m = 0m=0 this is a uniform bound on ∥uν(z)∥\|u_\nu(z)\|∥uν​(z)∥ over KKK.

Remarks on edge cases.

  • If K=∅K = \emptysetK=∅ the conclusion is trivially true (any MMM works).
  • If O=∅O = \emptysetO=∅, then K0=∅K_0 = \emptysetK0​=∅, and hypothesis 7 cannot hold (the disk is nonempty), so the hypotheses are then unsatisfiable. More generally, hypothesis 7 requires K0≠∅K_0 \neq \emptysetK0​=∅, hence O≠∅O \ne \emptysetO=∅.
  • If E={0}E = \{0\}E={0}, every map JJJ satisfies J(x)2=−idJ(x)^2 = -\mathrm{id}J(x)2=−id (all maps are 000), all hypotheses are satisfiable, and the conclusion is trivial. For E≠{0}E \ne \{0\}E={0} and O≠∅O \ne \emptysetO=∅, hypothesis 1 forces dim⁡RE\dim_\mathbb{R} EdimR​E to be even.
  • The behaviour of JJJ, JνJ_\nuJν​ off OOO and of uνu_\nuuν​ off D\mathbb{D}D is unconstrained; only values on OOO (resp. on and near points of D\mathbb{D}D) enter. The limit JJJ appears only in hypotheses 1 and 3; the conclusion does not mention JJJ, OOO, K0K_0K0​, ppp or CCC.
  • The hypothesis p>2p > 2p>2 is strict; p=2p = 2p=2 is excluded.
Human review
  • Endorsed by Shuze Chen · Oct 21, 2026

    Confirmed by the moderator at approval.

  • Endorsed by Mazecto · Oct 21, 2026

    Confirmed by the mission captain (proposal self-audit).

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