Coarse-graining support: Support.CoarseGraining.MuWellPosedness #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
This file records the Hilbert-space well-posedness package behind the doubled
\mu problem.
The notes minimize a uniformly convex quadratic energy over the affine space
P + \Lpoto(U) × \Lsolo(U) inside the Hilbert space L²(U; \R^{2d}). At the
current stage of the formalization, we package that setup abstractly: an
ambient real Hilbert space, a closed subspace modeling \mathcal{H}(U), a
linear embedding of the parameter P ∈ \R^{2d}, and a coercive symmetric
bilinear form.
This does not replace the note's definition of \mu(U,P;\a). It isolates the
analytic theorem surface needed to turn the doubled minimization problem into a
canonical linear minimizer map P ↦ X_P.
The bilinear form induced by a continuous operator on a real Hilbert space.
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Black-box Hilbert-space data for the doubled \mu problem on U.
The intended future instantiation is:
ambient = L²(U; \R^{2d})or an equivalent Hilbert realization;hilbertSubspace = \Lpoto(U) × \Lsolo(U);constantField P =the constant field with valueP;energyBilin X Y = \fint_U X \cdot \mathbf{A}(\a) Y.
- ambient : Type u_1
The ambient Hilbert space modeling
L²(U; \R^{2d}). - instNormedAddCommGroup : NormedAddCommGroup self.ambient
- instInnerProductSpace : InnerProductSpace ℝ self.ambient
- instCompleteSpace : CompleteSpace self.ambient
- hilbertSubspace : ClosedSubmodule ℝ self.ambient
The closed subspace modeling
\mathcal{H}(U) = \Lpoto(U) × \Lsolo(U). The embedding of the parameter
P ∈ \R^{2d}as a constant ambient field.The averaged doubled energy bilinear form.
Symmetry of the energy bilinear form.
- energyCoercive : IsCoercive self.energyBilin
Coercivity of the energy bilinear form.
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The canonical minimizer in the affine space P + \mathcal{H}(U).
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The correction from P to the minimizer lies in \mathcal{H}(U).
First variation of the minimized energy against all directions in
\mathcal{H}(U).
The minimized quadratic energy attached to the Hilbert-space package.
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- M.muCandidate P = HCPolySupport.quadraticEnergy M.energyBilin (M.minimizerMap P)
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The canonical minimizer minimizes the quadratic energy over the whole affine
space P + \mathcal{H}(U).
Uniqueness of the Hilbert minimizer in the affine correction space.
A realization of the doubled \mu problem in the actual ambient Hilbert space
L²(U; \R^{2d}).
This keeps the abstract minimization engine of MuHilbertProblem, but now the
ambient type is fixed to the concrete Hilbert-valued L² space built in the
Sobolev layer.
- correctionSpace : MuCorrectionSpaceData U
The closed correction space
\Lpoto(U) × \Lsolo(U)inside the concrete Hilbert ambient space. The constant field embedding of
P ∈ \R^{2d}intoL²(U; \R^{2d}).The averaged doubled energy bilinear form on the concrete ambient space.
Symmetry of the energy bilinear form.
- energyCoercive : IsCoercive self.energyBilin
Coercivity of the energy bilinear form.
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Package the doubled \mu problem from a symmetric coercive operator on
the concrete Hilbert ambient space L²(U; \R^{2d}).
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Forget the concrete ambient realization and view it as an abstract
MuHilbertProblem.
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The canonical minimizer map in the actual ambient Hilbert space
L²(U; \R^{2d}).
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The minimizer correction lies in the concrete correction space
\Lpoto(U) × \Lsolo(U).
First variation of the minimized energy against all concrete correction directions.
The minimized quadratic energy attached to the concrete Hilbert realization.
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- M.muCandidate P = M.toProblem.muCandidate P
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The canonical minimizer minimizes the quadratic energy over the concrete
affine space P + \Lpoto(U) × \Lsolo(U).
Uniqueness of the concrete Hilbert minimizer in the affine correction space.