Spectral Theories, IV, p. 333
Let n∈N and let U be an open subset of Rn. Let k∈N and p∈[1,+∞[. We denote by Hk,p(U) the closure of C∞(U) in Wk,p(U).
For x∈U, let δ(x) be the distance from x to the boundary of U in Rn; let U−1=U0=∅ and
Uk={x∈U∣∥x∥<k,δ(x)>k−1}
for every integer k⩾1. Put Vk=Uk+1∩(Rn−Uk−1) for k⩾1. The open sets Vk cover U; let (ψk)k⩾1 be a partition of unity subordinate to the covering (Vk)k⩾1 consisting of functions in D(U).
a) For k⩾1, the function
φk=j⩾1∑ψj
Supp(ψj)⊂Vk
belongs to D(U) and has support contained in Vk; one has
k⩾1∑φk=1
on U.
b) Let f∈Wk,p(U) and ε>0. Let φ and φε for ε>0 be functions as in exercise 10. For every k⩾1, there exists εk>0 such that
∥φεk∗(ψkf)−ψkf∥k,p<2kε
c) The function
fε=k⩾1∑φεk∗(ψkf)
belongs to C∞(U) and ∥f−fε∥k,p<ε.
d) The space Hk,p(U) is equal to Wk,p(U).
e) The space Hk,p(U) is identified with the completion of the space Ck(U) for the norm f↦∥f∥k,p.
f ) Let V be an open subset of Rn and let φ:U→V be a diffeomorphism of class Ck. Assume that the partial derivatives of order ⩽k of φ (resp. of φ−1) are bounded and uniformly continuous on U (resp. on V). The mapping f↦f∘φ is an isomorphism of topological vector spaces of Wk,p(V) onto Wk,p(U). (Use the result of the preceding question.)
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