Source-scale reduction for the HTilde_m. The cutoff is exactly
range (Jcut β), as fixed by the corrected index conventions. The analytic term estimates are kept
separate from the finite-sum and differentiation arguments below.
Cellwise conclusion of the source's transported-energy FTC estimate.
hFTC is the inequality obtained after the flow change of variables,
Cauchy--Schwarz in time, and the source derivative bound; this lemma performs
the supremum absorption and then bounds every time in the cell.
Expand the divergence defining Hmr into the finite sum of
spatial derivatives of Amnr times the time-only qMNR entries.
The mixed second spatial derivative of Amnr selected by the divergence
index of Hmr.
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Common paper-scale factor in the corrected qMNR estimate.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Section4.hmrGradientQbase I C₀ m r = 4 * Real.pi ^ 2 * C₀ * (AVenhance.a β I.Λ m ^ 2 * AVenhance.epsilon β I.Λ m ^ 2) * (8 * AVenhance.tau β I.Λ m) ^ (r + 1)
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Differentiate the exact Hmr expansion once more in space. This
is the source identity behind the (k,ell)=(2,0) instance of p.Amnr.
Each output component of the gradient is bounded by the finite
(i,n,j,k) sum supplied by the (k,ell)=(2,0) AMNR estimate.
Pointwise coordinate dominance gives this vector-valued L² comparison.
The sum of coordinate norms has the corresponding L² bound.
The vector-valued L² norm is controlled by its two coordinate bounds.
Convert the finite component count in the previous lemma to the paper's real-valued scale.
Assemble the two component estimates into the vector-valued ∇Hmr estimate.
Termwise spacetime L² bound for the actual gradient ∇Hmr.
The AMNR input is the (k,ell)=(2,0) tensor estimate. The corrected
qMNR norm bound controls each time-dependent coefficient, and the small
mode ratio replaces its individual n weight by the common upper factor.
The p.Amnr tensor bound controls each scalar spatial derivative entry.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Section4.amnrSpatialGradientTensor I hΦ m κ T n r z i j k p = AVenhance.spaceGrad (fun (x : Homogenization.Vec 2) => I.Amnr hΦ m κ n T r z.1 x i j k) z.2 p
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Differentiation in x commutes with the finite Hm sum.
The gradient L² bound for Hm reduces to the corresponding
termwise source-scale estimates at indices r < Jcut.
Source-scale form of the spacetime gradient reduction, retaining the
corrected summand range r < Jcut.
Conditional p.Hm conclusion with the source FTC step isolated. The
hFTC premise is precisely the transported squared-L² inequality on the
whole time interval; flow_comp_hasDerivAt_of_fderiv supplies its pointwise
material derivative once the source regularity is instantiated.
The p.Amnr (k,ell)=(2,0) bounds and corrected qMNR estimate provide
the termwise gradient input to the conditional p.Hm assembly. The transported
FTC inequality remains an explicit premise because its endpoint and flow
measure-preservation steps are not consequences of p.Amnr alone.