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LeanPool.AnomalousDiffusion.AVenhance.Infra.Parabolic.WeakUniqueness.WeakProjectionConvergence

Strong convergence of weak Fourier cutoffs #

The finite real Fourier cutoffs of a weak path converge in spacetime L², together with their spatial gradients. This is the strong convergence needed to pass the finite coefficient energy balances to the weak path.

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Use normalized Haar measure on the unit circle for periodic integrals.

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    The cell Fourier coefficient path is the coefficient vector of the orthogonal real Fourier projection of the transferred slice.

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      The ambient smooth Fourier polynomial associated to a weak path at one time.

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        The finite projected weak-gradient component in torus L².

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          The cell L² error of a projected weak-gradient component is exactly its torus L² error.

          The finite weak Fourier projection converges to every L² slice in torus L².

          The derivatives of the finite weak Fourier projections converge to the weak-gradient components in torus L² on every slice with periodic H¹ data.

          Each projected weak-gradient component converges strongly in time L².

          The full scalar slice norm is measurable because it is the pointwise limit of the continuous finite Fourier coefficient norms.

          The scalar Fourier projection errors converge strongly in time L². The equality with the cell error is the Pythagorean identity for the finite orthogonal projection.

          The actual cell weak-gradient cutoff error converges in spacetime L², componentwise.

          Real Fourier projection of a weak path converges strongly in spacetime H¹: the squared time integral of the cell value error plus both weak-gradient component errors tends to zero.