Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch03.ABK26.FluxComparisonBridges #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Structural bridges for the Chapter 3 flux-comparison estimate #
This module converts the exact public hypotheses of the source-facing flux-comparison statement into the representative-level potential and solenoidal predicates used by the deterministic testing layer. It contains only algebraic and measure-normalization bridges; no quantitative estimate is proved here.
A zero-trace value difference has the expected gradient difference, up to the a.e. equality intrinsic to Sobolev functions.
The source-facing zero-trace difference hypothesis supplies the exact potential predicate for the gradient difference on the open cube.
The same zero-trace potential, transported to the half-open cube used by the deterministic testing API.
A raw cube Dirichlet divergence problem is the same weak equation after moving to the normalized centered-cube measure.
The same normalization bridge when the datum already carries both its
finite-exponent and L² certificates.
The normalized weak flux balance is equivalent to raw solenoidality on the open cube: the positive volume-normalization factor cancels.
The raw solenoidal field, transported to the half-open cube used by the deterministic testing API.
The root scalar-comparator flux defect, with the literal representative used in every descendant defect.
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Exact pointwise decomposition of the global flux into the scalar gradient difference and the root coefficient defect.
Every local defect is literally the same representative as the root
defect, merely supplied with the local L² certificate.