Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch03.Theorems.CoarseCaccioppoliRHS.ZeroTraceValue #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
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Zero-Trace Value Estimates for Coarse Caccioppoli with RHS #
This file is split mechanically out of CoarseCaccioppoliRHS.lean.
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Claim: relate normalized open-cube L² squares for the zero-trace corrector
to cube norms and the public forced Caccioppoli value terms.
Downstream target: CoarseCaccioppoliRHS/PublicRHSScalar.lean. This file
should remain value/norm comparison infrastructure.
Normalized L² squares are nonnegative.
On a parent open cube, the normalized L² square is the square of the
normalized cube L² norm.
Depth zero of the scalar positive Besov seminorm of a fluctuation is the
top-scale normalized L² norm.
Any positive-Besov finite top norm contains the depth-zero fluctuation
L² contribution.
The fluctuation half of the zero-trace value bridge: the top-scale
fluctuation L² norm is controlled by the public q = 2 negative-Besov norm
of the gradient, with the geometric exponent-gap loss left explicit.
The scalar average of a zero-trace function is controlled by the public
negative-Besov norm of its gradient. The proof uses the zero-trace identity
∫ u = -∫ ∂ᵢu (xᵢ - centerᵢ) and tests the gradient component against the
centered coordinate.
The normalized L² norm is bounded by the fluctuation part plus the
absolute scalar average.
Full parent-cube zero-trace value estimate: the top-scale normalized
L² norm is controlled by the public negative-Besov norm of the gradient.