Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch03.Theorems.EnergyRHS.HarmonicRemainder #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Energy RHS: Harmonic remainder estimates #
Boundary harmonic-remainder energy from the two quantitative inputs used
in the manuscript: the weak-testing/Besov-duality pairing and the homogeneous
coarse-grained flux estimate. This deliberately keeps the route through
poincareUpperEllipticityFactor and contains no raw Lam absorption.
Public wrapper for the homogeneous flux half of the notes' Dirichlet
harmonic-remainder proof. It applies the deterministic q = 2 coarse
Poincare theorem to the public coefficient representative, rewrites
Λ_{s,2}^{1/2} into poincareUpperEllipticityFactor, and absorbs the
geometric discount into the displayed s^(-1/2) scale loss.
Finite-depth public wrapper for the homogeneous flux half of the Dirichlet harmonic-remainder proof. This is the partial-norm version consumed by the Besov-duality pairing theorem.
Weak testing for the homogeneous Dirichlet remainder. If the difference between the homogeneous solution gradient and the prescribed boundary-extension gradient is a zero-trace potential, then testing the homogeneous equation by that difference identifies the energy with the boundary pairing.
Public q = 2 Besov-duality wrapper for the boundary pairing. It combines
the depth-zero average term with the deterministic fluctuation duality estimate,
and absorbs the scale weights and s ≤ 1 into the dimension-only constant
1 + d * 3^(d+1).
Weak testing plus the public q = 2 Besov-duality wrapper for the
Dirichlet harmonic remainder, with the flux side supplied as a uniform
finite-depth negative-Besov bound.
Harmonic-remainder energy from weak testing, public Besov duality, and a
uniform finite-depth flux bound. This is the direct partial-norm form of the
notes' argument and keeps the quantitative coefficient dependence in
poincareUpperEllipticityFactor.
Boundary-pairing interface for the harmonic-remainder proof. The mathematical content still sits in the two inputs: weak testing of the homogeneous equation gives the energy-to-pairing inequality, and Besov duality bounds that pairing by the negative flux seminorm times the positive boundary norm.
Harmonic-remainder energy after the boundary pairing input is known. This closes the homogeneous flux-Poincare half of the notes' proof; the remaining analytic task is precisely to supply the weak-testing/Besov-duality pairing bound.