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LeanPool.HighContrastHomogenization.Support.Book.Ch03.Theorems.PublicInternalBridges.H1Transport

Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch03.Theorems.PublicInternalBridges.H1Transport #

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

Public H1 transport bridges for Chapter 3 #

This file transports public H1, H10, mean-zero, and zero-trace data to the deterministic half-open cube setting used by Chapter 3 engines.

View a public open-domain H¹ function as an H¹ function on the half-open triadic cube used by the deterministic layer.

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    Promote a mean-zero H¹ witness on an open triadic cube to the corresponding half-open cube.

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      Restrict a mean-zero H¹ witness on a half-open triadic cube to its open realization.

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        View a public open-domain mean-zero H¹ function as a mean-zero H¹ function on the half-open triadic cube used by the deterministic layer.

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          View a public open-domain H¹₀ function as an H¹₀ function on the half-open triadic cube used by the deterministic layer.

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            Chosen public zero-trace representative for the Dirichlet boundary condition v - h ∈ H¹₀(Q).

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              The chosen public zero-trace representative, transported to the deterministic half-open cube.

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                Zero-trace public test functions provide the deterministic zero-trace-potential predicate on the corresponding half-open cube.

                Weak partial derivatives are unique even when the underlying scalar representatives agree only a.e. on the open domain.

                On an open domain, two H¹ representatives with a.e.-equal values have a.e.-equal weak gradients.

                Coefficient-energy split for a public Dirichlet solution: ∇v = ∇(v - h) + ∇h on the deterministic cube, with the zero-trace representative chosen from the public boundary condition.

                The public value-level zero-trace difference u - v ∈ H¹₀ supplies the deterministic zero-trace-potential predicate for the gradient difference.