Coarse-graining support: Support.CoarseGraining.MuOperator.AEEOperator.CanonicalCubeSet #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Build the AEE doubled operator system from a packaged correction space and a.e.-representative coefficient-operator data.
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- M.toAEEMuOperatorSystemData coeffOperatorData = { correctionSpace := M.toMuCorrectionSpaceData, coeffOperatorData := coeffOperatorData }
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Build the AEE doubled operator system from the old pointwise elliptic constructor. This is a compatibility bridge; the genuinely new Phase 3 constructor will start from spatial-a.e. ellipticity instead.
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Half-open triadic cubes carry finite restricted volume measure.
Half-open triadic cubes have positive volume in toReal form.
Canonical potential/solenoidal L² data used by the AEE cube-set operator
system.
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Canonical Hilbert correction space for the AEE doubled \mu problem on a
half-open triadic cube.
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Canonical AEE coefficient-operator data on one quantitative AEE cube slice.
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Canonical AEE doubled operator system on one quantitative AEE cube slice.
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The canonical AEE Hilbert bilinear form on dense generator corrections is the fixed block-pairing average of their chosen pointwise representatives.
The canonical AEE Hilbert bilinear form on a constant affine shift and a dense-generator correction is the fixed block-pairing average of their chosen pointwise representatives.
The variational Mu on a quantitative AEE cube slice agrees with the
canonical AEE Hilbert-operator candidate.
On a quantitative AEE cube slice, the variational Mu is the infimum of
the fixed-competitor block energies along any dense sequence in the canonical
predicate-generated correction submodule. This is the canonical Ch4 bridge
for Ch5 measurability: the competitors are pointwise block states and no
external recovery witness is part of the interface.
The Hilbert quadratic energy of a canonical dense-generator affine competitor is exactly its doubled block-energy average. This is the pointwise energy identity used by countable near-minimizer selections.
Canonical dense-sequence form of
mu_eq_iInf_blockEnergyAverage_canonicalAEEMuGenerator_denseSeq, using
TopologicalSpace.denseSeq on the canonical generator submodule.