PPs (physical partitions) represent free space on each disk. Each PP is 256 MB in your rootvg. You can see that in the "lsvg rootvg" output:
1 PP is the same as 256 MB of free space. The only way to get more free PPs is to move stuff off the disk to the other disk. LPs represent how may logical partitions of your rootvg are being used. If the disk is not mirrored, then a LP is the same as a PP. If your disk is mirrored, then LPs will be half the number of your PPs unless the logical volume is not mirrored like your /var/vio/VMLibrary. Since your "/var/vio/VMLibrary" is only on hdisk1, shrinking that filesystem size will only free PPs on hdisk1. There is no way to move free PPs from one disk to another. You can move logical volumes between your disks (migratepv -l) to free up PPs on one disk but you can't move free space from one disk over to another.
If your goal is to increase /usr by 2.5 GB, you should have the space according to your "lsvg rootvg" output:
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