Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch05.Theorems.Section53.WeakNormsMaximizer.EnergyDefect #
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Response-defect identifications for the weak-norm maximizer lemma #
This file connects the defect term used in the second Section 5.3 lemma to the deterministic response partition defect already developed for the first Section 5.3 lemma.
For the Ch4 dependent coefficient family, the descendant average of Ch4 response observables minus the parent response is the raw deterministic partition defect.
The scale-indexed defect in the weak-norm maximizer RHS is the deterministic response partition defect for the dependent coefficient family.
Deterministic nonnegativity of the raw response partition defect.
Deterministic nonnegativity of the weak-norm maximizer response-defect term on the a.e.-elliptic support.
The Ch4 gradient average mismatch is the cube average of the raw parent-minus-child canonical maximizer gradients.
The Ch4 flux average mismatch is the cube average of the raw parent-minus-child canonical maximizer fluxes.
The parent-child canonical difference as an honest Chapter 2 solution on the child cube. This is the deterministic object whose variation energy is the additivity defect.
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The gradient of the parent-child difference solution is the raw parent-minus-child canonical maximizer gradient.
The averaged gradient of the parent-child difference solution is the raw parent-minus-child gradient cube average.
The averaged flux of the parent-child difference solution is the raw parent-minus-child flux cube average.
The variation energy of the parent-child difference solution is twice the local additivity half-energy.
One-child averaged parent-child gradient mismatch is controlled by the
local σ_*^{-1} norm and the additivity defect energy.
One-child averaged parent-child flux mismatch is controlled by the local
b norm and the additivity defect energy.
At one depth, the Ch4 gradient parent-child mismatch average is controlled
by the max descendant σ_*^{-1} norm and the response partition defect.
At one depth, the Ch4 flux parent-child mismatch average is controlled by
the max descendant b norm and the response partition defect.
Square-root form of the depth-j gradient mismatch estimate.
Square-root form of the depth-j flux mismatch estimate.
Depth-j gradient mismatch localized by the q=1 lower ellipticity
observable on the parent cube.
Depth-j flux mismatch localized by the q=1 upper ellipticity observable
on the parent cube.
Finite high-depth gradient mismatch sum localized by the q=1 lower ellipticity observable and the response partition defect.
Finite high-depth flux mismatch sum localized by the q=1 upper ellipticity observable and the response partition defect.