Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch03.ABK26.LocalCoarseGrainingForcing #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Finite-p forcing aggregation for local coarse graining #
This module isolates the source forcing term before it is combined with the
PDE or response estimates. Its physical-scale index is written as n - j:
thus j is exactly the source depth below the prescribed scale n.
The unrooted finite-p forcing aggregation. At outer depth j, this
uses the normalized average of the legacy local positive q = 2 seminorms
over cubes at physical scale n - j; the coefficient is the manuscript's
3^((s₁-s) p j).
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The source normalized ell^p forcing aggregation, obtained by taking the
single outer finite-p root of localCoarseGrainingForcingPowerEnergy.
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Raising the rooted forcing carrier back to the finite exponent recovers its literal unrooted physical-scale series.
The next finite-sum estimate is the Hölder core of the local
L²-to-Lᵖ conversion. It is deliberately stated before any cube geometry:
the cube-specific proof will instantiate w with the fractional-order gap
discount and a with local oscillation averages.
The finite Euclidean carrier supplies the legacy normalized cube L²
membership used by the existing one-cube weak-flux theorem. This is a
carrier conversion only: it does not make any pointwise choice of a
representative.
The source-facing positive-Besov bridge from the legacy finite-2
seminorm to the internal disjoint finite-p energy. No boundedness or
summability premise is exposed: the infinite-energy case is discharged in
ENNReal, and the finite case uses uniform finite partial bounds.
The finite Euclidean source carrier makes the legacy finite partial
positive-Besov seminorms uniformly bounded. The finite-energy conclusion is
derived from the source-facing full W^{s₂,p} hypothesis, rather than being
silently assumed as a bare MemLp consequence.
The global finite-p forcing aggregation has exactly one inverse
fractional gap. The calculation is internalized through disjoint descendant
energies, then returned to the source-facing exact-overlap seminorm.