Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch01.Theorems.NormScaling #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Scaling of normalized averages #
These are the Chapter 1 bookkeeping lemmas for dilation. The main use in
Chapter 3 is the last theorem: a unit-scale estimate for the pulled-back
gradient transfers to the physical cube with the expected r^{-2} factor on
the right-hand side.
Scalar normalized L² square is invariant under translation of the domain,
with the scalar field pulled back.
Vector normalized L² square is invariant under translation of the domain,
with the vector field pulled back.
Raw set-integral form of positive dilation change of variables.
Forward raw set-integral form of positive dilation change of variables.
Raw set-integral form of a positive dilation followed by translation.
Raw set integrals over explicit Euclidean balls reduce to unit-ball integrals by affine pullback.
Scalar normalized L² square is invariant under positive dilation of the
domain, with the scalar field pulled back.
Vector normalized L² square is invariant under positive dilation of the
domain, with the vector field pulled back.
Normalized averages over explicit Euclidean balls reduce to unit-ball averages by affine pullback.
Normalized averages over explicit closed Euclidean balls reduce to unit-ball averages by affine pullback.
Scalar normalized L² square is invariant under a positive dilation
followed by a translation, with the scalar field pulled back.
Vector normalized L² square is invariant under a positive dilation
followed by a translation, with the vector field pulled back.
Transfer a unit-scale Caccioppoli-shaped estimate through a positive
dilation. The gradient pullback contributes exactly the physical r^{-2}
factor on the right-hand side.