Conditional H1-to-analytic reduction. Analytic dissipation and weak-solution energy are inputs, not assertions that the corresponding PDE gates are proved.
Use normalized Haar measure on the unit circle for periodic integrals.
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- avInfraSection5H1ReductionMeasureSpace1 = { toMeasurableSpace := QuotientAddGroup.measurableSpace (AddSubgroup.zmultiples 1), volume := AddCircle.haarAddCircle }
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A real smooth representative of the datum's heat evolution.
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the distance estimate: the missing distance estimate, in the actual real carriers.
Heat evolution preserves the mean-zero condition.
The real heat approximation satisfies the ordered-coordinate derivative bound.
The gradient-only length scale, including the total value at zero data.
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Heat smoothing produces an actual analytic datum and closes the distance estimate.
Total positive dissipation coefficient, capped at one as required by the H¹ reduction.
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Analytic-case input H1, using the literal analytic and solution carriers. The exponent p acts on energy and is supplied by the §5.4 estimate.
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H2: the endpoint energy identity for the difference of two weak solutions.
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The weak well-posedness conclusion, copied literally, as a conditional data input. Existence is necessary to instantiate H1; H1 alone could otherwise be vacuous.
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Conditional reduction for a given general H1 datum and solution family. No solution existence, analytic dissipation, or difference energy is proved here.
Conclusion of the H¹ reduction: a single explicit positive rho depending only on the ratio L, with all analytic/PDE inputs exposed.