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Support.Book.Ch05.Theorems.Section53.JUpperBoundWeakNorms.Additivity.Densities
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AdditivityDensities #
Additivity-cross densities and pointwise elliptic estimates.
Quadratic algebra behind the child additivity-cross term.
Concrete child-cube cross density for a deterministic coefficient family.
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Concrete additivity-cross term over all depth-j children.
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Unweighted average of child responses for a deterministic triadic coefficient family.
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Deterministic child-minus-parent response defect for a triadic coefficient family.
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The local half-energy of the top-minus-child gradient difference on one child cube.
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The local half-energy of the top-plus-child gradient sum on one child cube.
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The concrete child additivity-cross density is locally integrable.
The concrete child additivity-cross density is the manuscript
1/2 (top-child) · a_s (top+child) density.
Pointwise Cauchy for the symmetric coefficient energy.
Pointwise local Cauchy estimate for the concrete child additivity-cross density.
The local difference half-energy density is nonnegative at elliptic points.
The local sum half-energy density is nonnegative at elliptic points.
The local difference half-energy density is locally integrable.
Difference energy and the response partition defect #
One-cube second variation in the concrete Section 5.3 notation. If a child cube solution has the parent gradient, then the local difference half-energy is the gap between the child canonical response and that solution's response value.