e.bracket.FF and e.ergodic.break.up.second #
Source: enhance.tex 8396–8510. The space average of FᵗF equals the reduced energy
E_m(t): the linear terms ⟨∇Χ_{m,k} ∘ X⁻¹⟩ vanish (mean-zero sines), the quadratic terms are
⟨(∇Χ)ᵗ∇Χ ∘ X⁻¹⟩ = ⟨(∇Χ)ᵗ∇Χ⟩ by measure preservation of the inverse flow, and this is the
diagonal matrix movingEnergyGramMean. Then l.flux.to.energy bounds κ_m⟨FᵗF⟩ - J_m.
The explicit corrector gradient entries #
Every entry of ∇Χ_{m,k} is a constant multiple of a single-coordinate sine (the constant
is 0 for even k, where Χ_{m,k} = 0).
∇Χ_{m,k} is ℤ²-periodic.
The mean of each entry of ∇Χ_{m,k} vanishes.
Averages composed with the inverse flow #
A ℤ²-periodic function has the same space average after composing with X⁻¹_{m-1,l}(t,·).
⟨∇Χ_{m,k}(t,·)⟩ = 0 and the inverse-flow average.
Linearity of the space average on continuous functions #
The space average of FᵗF #
Continuity in x of the composed corrector gradient.
One summand of ⟨FᵗF⟩: the linear terms vanish and the quadratic term is the Gram mean.
Entry (i,j) of ⟨FᵗF⟩: δ_{ij} + ∑_k ξ_{m,k}² ⟨(∇Χ_{m,k})ᵗ∇Χ_{m,k}⟩_{ij}.
e.bracket.FF (8436–8465): κ_m ⟨FᵗF⟩(t) = E_m(t).
The second term of the break-up #
e.ergodic.break.up.second, pointwise in t, entrywise (via l.flux.to.energy).
e.ergodic.break.up.second integrated in time.