Coarse-graining support: Support.Deterministic.CoarseCaccioppoli.Boundary.ExplicitHeight #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Boundary coarse Caccioppoli from the already-absorbed pre-recurrence surface. This is the current next-safe theorem interface before the upstream Besov cutoff/pairing step is formalized.
Boundary coarse Caccioppoli from the explicit-height pre-recurrence middle layer.
Boundary coarse Caccioppoli from the raw local single-cube estimate and the separate coefficient bookkeeping surface.
Boundary coarse Caccioppoli from the note-shaped raw estimate and the note-shaped coefficient-control surface.
The split note-specific bookkeeping conditions imply the packaged note-shaped coefficient-control surface.
The note-facing explicit h choice plus the stronger triadic-scale
cross-term estimate recover the packaged boundary coefficient-control surface.
Boundary coarse Caccioppoli from the note-shaped raw estimate plus the two remaining note-specific bookkeeping obligations.
Boundary coarse Caccioppoli with the explicit-height recursion RHS, for any height whose absorption and cross-term square bound have already been proved. This factors out the final radius-iteration step so localized height choices can reuse the same bound.
Boundary coarse Caccioppoli from the note-shaped local estimate, the
explicit note-facing h choice, and the remaining stronger triadic-scale
cross-term inequality. This is the current closest pre-Besov theorem surface
to the note's coefficient-bookkeeping step.
Boundary coarse Caccioppoli with the note's actual explicit
h = max {k + 4, ceil(...)} height formula, once the caller supplies a triadic
scale choice k(ρ₁, ρ₂) and the remaining stronger triadic-scale cross-term
estimate.
Boundary coarse Caccioppoli in the completed pre-Besov form: once the
caller supplies the note-shaped local estimate and the actual explicit height
formula h = max {k + 4, ceil(...)}, the remaining coefficient arithmetic is
fully internal to this file and no extra cross-scale hypothesis remains.
Boundary coarse Caccioppoli with the localized explicit height. This keeps
the same final explicit-height bound while adding the scale-localization lower
bound h >= 4 / s to the local height.
Boundary coarse Caccioppoli from the localized explicit-height note estimate
only on the deterministic Chapter-3 radius sequence. This is the concrete
iteration surface used when the local cutoff construction is only available for
the consecutive pairs (ρ_n, ρ_{n+1}).
Boundary coarse Caccioppoli from an all-radii split note-shaped raw estimate,
using the standard beta-dependent radius iteration. This is the note-facing
iteration endpoint needed to keep the explicit s,t exponents under control.