Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch03.Theorems.CoarsePoincare #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Section 3.1.1: Coarse-grained Poincare inequality #
This file contains the public note-facing coarse Poincare theorem package.
Helper estimates live in the CoarsePoincare/ submodules.
Audit tag #
Claim: prove and package the Book-facing coarse Poincare estimate for solution gradients and energy density on triadic cubes.
Downstream target: Chapter 3 public theorem aggregation and later
inhomogeneous estimates. This file should keep one CoarsePoincareTheory
surface; helper estimates belong in the CoarsePoincare/ submodules.
Gradient part of the note-facing coarse-grained Poincare theorem.
The proved API is uniform for every s > 0, and therefore strengthens the
ABK26/source range 0 < s ≤ 1; it is not presented as a literal identity of
ranges. In particular, admissible q includes the endpoint s = 1, q = 2.
Flux part of the note-facing coarse-grained Poincare theorem.
The proved API is uniform for every s > 0, and therefore strengthens the
ABK26/source range 0 < s ≤ 1; it is not presented as a literal identity of
ranges. In particular, admissible q includes the endpoint s = 1, q = 2.
Public theorem package for the gradient and flux coarse-grained Poincare inequalities.
Its proved API is uniform for every s > 0, hence strengthens the ABK26/source
range 0 < s ≤ 1 without claiming literal identity of ranges. Admissible q
includes the endpoint s = 1, q = 2.
- gradient_negativeBesov_le {s : ℝ} {q : Ch02.MultiscaleExponent} (u : CubeSolution Q a) : 0 < s → q.IsAdmissible → scaleNormalizedNegativeBesovVectorNorm Q s q (solutionGradientField u) ≤ coarsePoincareGradientRHS Q a s q u
- flux_negativeBesov_le {s : ℝ} {q : Ch02.MultiscaleExponent} (u : CubeSolution Q a) : 0 < s → q.IsAdmissible → scaleNormalizedNegativeBesovVectorNorm Q s q (solutionFluxField Q a u) ≤ coarsePoincareFluxRHS Q a s q u
Instances For
Fully proved public coarse-grained Poincare theorem.