Coarse-graining support: Support.CoarseGraining.CoarseBounds.LawObservable #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Law-level measurability and integrability of the coarse observable (item C3) #
The scalar coarse observable
a ↦ P · 𝐀(cubeSet (originCube d n); a) P
is almost-everywhere-strongly-measurable under any Chapter 4 RestrictionLawCarrier, and —
under a ThetaEllipticLaw — almost surely lands in [0, 2(Θ|p|² + |q|²)] and is
integrable.
The RestrictionLawCarrier a.e.-measurability of every coarse block-matrix entry is
already available
(RestrictionLawCarrier.aemeasurable_coarseBlockMatrix_{upperLeft,upperRight,lowerLeft, lowerRight}_apply_cubeSet, all polarizations of aemeasurable_Mu_cubeSet); we
wrap those into the scalar quadratic observable. The a.s. deterministic bound
comes from feeding the a.e.-elliptic realizations through the C2 bridge to an
everywhere-elliptic representative and applying the C1′ scalar sandwich.
Measurability #
C3 (measurability). The scalar coarse observable
a ↦ P · 𝐀(cubeSet (originCube d n); a) P is a.e.-strongly-measurable under any
RestrictionLawCarrier.
A.s. bounds and integrability #
The ThetaEllipticLaw hypothesis provides only a.e.-in-x ellipticity of the
realizations, with no spatial measurability, so it cannot be turned into a
per-realization IsEllipticFieldOn without an additional
measurable-representative construction (which would descend through
IsAEEllipticFieldOn and the C2 truncation with a chosen strongly-measurable
representative). We therefore deliver the bounds/integrability against the
pointwise substitute
∀ᵐ a ∂L, IsEllipticFieldOn 1 Θ (cubeSet (originCube d n)) a, from which the
deterministic C1′ sandwich transfers realization-by-realization.
C3 (a.s. bounds). Under an a.s.-(1, Θ)-elliptic law, the coarse
observable a.s. lands in [0, 2(Θ|p|² + |q|²)].
C3 (integrability). Under a RestrictionLawCarrier (for measurability) and an
a.s.-(1, Θ)-elliptic law (for the deterministic bound), the coarse observable
is integrable.