The incompatibility measure as the potential–density pairing
ProvedPenrose.delta_pairingFor two smooth, rapidly decreasing mass densities on and any real , Penrose's measure of incompatibility satisfies
This is the third displayed step of the chain in Section 6 of Penrose (1996, p. 595): substituting Poisson's equation into the integration-by-parts identity expresses the incompatibility measure as times the pairing of the potential difference with the density difference. Under the mission's sign convention this identity holds verbatim as displayed in the paper.
This is the step where the space-time quantity first becomes a quantity of Newtonian potential theory.
import Mathlib import Definitions.Def_penrose open MeasureTheory
namespace Penrose
theorem delta_pairing (G : ℝ) (ρ ρ' : SchwartzMap (EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin 3)) ℝ) :
deltaMeasure G ρ ρ'
= 4 * Real.pi * G * ∫ x, (newtonianPotential G ρ x - newtonianPotential G ρ' x)
* (⇑ρ x - ⇑ρ' x) ∂volume := by sorry
end Penrose
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The statement asserts the following. Let be an arbitrary real number and arbitrary Schwartz functions from three-dimensional Euclidean space to the reals. Let be the preamble's deltaMeasure (the Bochner integral of the squared norm of the difference of the two field gradients), and let be the two potentials. The claim is the equality of real numbers
the integral being the Bochner integral over all of Euclidean three-space with respect to the standard volume. No hypotheses appear; the statement quantifies over all real and all Schwartz , including cases where the two densities coincide (both sides are then the real number ).
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