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Descent to three slots and parameter dependence
Descends solution to three slots and gives smooth parameter dependence
transfers existence to the original domain
Claim·§A The Dirichlet problem on a periodic fiber·inside thmDirichlet problem for quaternionic Monge-Ampère
Statement (paper)
The unique solution on is invariant under translations in every added periodic coordinate, hence descends to a solution on , and every solution on lifts to , so uniqueness holds on ; the same lift gives comparison on subdomains, in particular on the balls in the three-slot fibers. For moving domains, pulling the lifted equation back to a fixed domain gives coefficients and boundary data depending smoothly on the parameters with linearization conjugate to the Dirichlet isomorphism, so the implicit function theorem in each gives smooth dependence of the solutions on the parameters up to the boundary, and the strict inequalities used to choose persist locally in the parameters.
In plain English
The solution on the lifted domain is translation invariant in the added periodic coordinates, so it descends to , and solutions on lift back, which gives uniqueness and comparison on and on subdomains such as balls in the three-slot fibers. For smoothly varying data and domains, the solutions depend smoothly on the parameters up to the boundary, and the strict inequalities that fix persist locally.
Why it's here
The existence and estimates are proved on the enlarged domain , and this step transfers them to the original three-slot setting , using the comparison and uniqueness from the first claim. Parameter dependence comes from pulling back to a fixed domain, where the linearization is conjugate to the Dirichlet isomorphism, so the implicit function theorem applies. This completes the uniqueness, barrier-constant and parameter-dependence parts of the theorem, building on the existence from the closedness claim.
Classified routine:
Follows directly from uniqueness and comparison (claim-thm-dirichlet-1), since translates of the solution are again solutions, combined with a standard implicit function theorem argument in Hölder spaces for smooth parameter dependence of elliptic Dirichlet problems.
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- infoinferred_depoutline: "Descent to three slots and parameter dependence" rests on claim-thm-dirichlet-1
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Descent to three slots and parameter dependence" rests on claim-thm-dirichlet-6