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LeanPool.HighContrastHomogenization.Support.Book.Ch04.Theorems.CoarseObservables

Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch04.Theorems.CoarseObservables #

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

Coarse-observable measurability from Mu #

This file is the public Chapter 4 handoff for the finite algebraic consequences of RestrictionLawCarrier.aemeasurable_Mu_cubeSet.

The surface is deliberately law-facing and definition-facing: downstream code gets measurability of Mu, the coarse block matrices, and response/block quantities through manuscript identities. There are no provider structures and no section-local wrapper tracks here.

theorem HCPolySupport.Book.Ch04.aemeasurable_descendantsAverage {d : ℕ} {P : RestrictionCoeffLaw d} {Q : TriadicCube d} {j : ℕ} {F : TriadicCube d → RegCoeffField d → ℝ} (hF : ∀ R ∈ descendantsAtDepth Q j, AEMeasurable (F R) P) :
AEMeasurable (fun (a : RegCoeffField d) => descendantsAverage Q j fun (R : TriadicCube d) => F R a) P

Finite descendant averages preserve a.e.-measurability.

A locally a.e.-elliptic field has a deterministic coarse block matrix on each triadic open cube, with the a.e. coefficient representative handled by the Chapter 2 doubled-Mu theory.

The public cube-set coarse block matrix agrees with the Chapter 2 coarse block matrix built from the canonical a.e.-elliptic coefficient representative on the cube.

A law carrier almost surely supplies deterministic coarse block matrix existence on every fixed triadic open cube.

The lower-right coarse entry σ_*⁻¹(U; a)ᵢⱼ is a.e.-measurable on a deterministic triadic cube.

The upper-left coarse entry b(U; a)ᵢⱼ is a.e.-measurable on a deterministic triadic cube.

Law-relative local-test representative for an upper-left coarse block entry on a fixed triadic cube. The representative is constructed from the canonical Mu representatives and agrees a.e. with the raw coarse entry.

Law-relative local-test representative for a lower-right coarse block entry on a fixed triadic cube. The representative is constructed from the canonical Mu representatives and agrees a.e. with the raw coarse entry.

The upper-right mixed coarse entry is a.e.-measurable on a deterministic triadic cube.

The lower-left mixed coarse entry is a.e.-measurable on a deterministic triadic cube.

The upper-left block b(U; a) is a.e.-measurable as a matrix-valued observable.

The upper-right block of the doubled coarse matrix is a.e.-measurable.

The lower-left block of the doubled coarse matrix is a.e.-measurable.

The lower-right block σ_*⁻¹(U; a) is a.e.-measurable as a matrix-valued observable.

The mixed observable σ_*⁻¹(U; a)κ(U; a), represented as the negative lower-left block, is a.e.-measurable as a matrix-valued observable.

Finite descendant averages of Mu over child cubes are a.e.-measurable.

Finite descendant averages of upper-left coarse entries are a.e.-measurable.

Finite descendant averages of upper-right coarse entries are a.e.-measurable.

Finite descendant averages of lower-left coarse entries are a.e.-measurable.

Finite descendant averages of lower-right coarse entries are a.e.-measurable.

Compose an a.e.-measurable observable with adjointing the coefficient field when the law is adjoint-invariant.

The adjointed Mu observable is a.e.-measurable under an adjoint-invariant law.

ResponseJ is a.e.-measurable whenever the manuscript identity expressing it as Mu(U; (-p,q)) - p·q holds almost surely.

Under a law carrier, the deterministic Chapter 2 identity ResponseJ = Mu(-p,q) - p·q holds almost surely on each deterministic triadic cube.

The scalar response observable is a.e.-measurable under a law carrier.

Finite descendant averages of ResponseJ are a.e.-measurable whenever each child response is almost surely identified with the corresponding Mu observable.

Finite descendant averages of scalar response observables are a.e.-measurable under a law carrier.

The adjointed ResponseJ observable is a.e.-measurable whenever the manuscript identity expressing it through adjointed Mu holds almost surely.