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LeanPool.HighContrastHomogenization.Support.Book.Ch03.ABK26.LocalCoarseGrainingOneCube

Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch03.ABK26.LocalCoarseGrainingOneCube #

Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.

One-cube local coarse-graining bridge #

This file packages the source weak equation in the half-open cube carrier required by the legacy corrected weak-flux apex. Its source-facing theorem will consume the strict finite-p regularity bridge, while the response-series summability remains internal to the canonical root coefficient family.

The norm of a cube average is bounded by the full finite q = 2 negative Besov seminorm whenever the field is locally L².

Replacing a coefficient representative almost everywhere on a cube leaves the average flux defect unchanged.

Expand the nonnegative one-cube response RHS in ℝ≥0∞. This makes its local energy term, q = 1 response-error term, and the two finite-q = 2 forcing/ellipticity terms separately available to a later positive-norm aggregation argument.

A single explicit dimension-only envelope for the four one-cube terms. The deterministic apex constant is evaluated at the fixed endpoint 1, so this quantity is uniform in every local fractional order.

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    The source finite-p fractional-Sobolev datum supplies every regularity input of the deterministic one-cube flux estimate. In particular, this public bridge has no auxiliary boundedness, summability, weak-solution, or ellipticity hypotheses: each is constructed internally from CoeffOn and IsForcedEquation.

    Exact four-component form of the source one-cube estimate. This is the direct handoff for the finite-p aggregation: the legacy boundedness witness needed to expand the RHS is constructed from the strict source Sobolev carrier, and is not exposed as a public premise.

    Fully absorbed source-facing one-cube estimate. The q=1 response term and all three ellipticity corrections are internal consequences of the canonical root family; the displayed forcing seminorm has the manuscript sign convention.