Coarse-graining support: Support.Deterministic.CoarseCaccioppoli.EnergyBridge.CutoffSizes #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Exact cutoff size controlling the constant piece (u)_Q ξ.
The local split theorem only needs this quantity through an upper bound, but keeping the exact expression here gives the next coefficient-bookkeeping layer a stable target to dominate by the note's radius/height constants.
Equations
- HCPolySupport.coarseCaccioppoliConstantCutoffSize Q u ξ B = HCPolySupport.cubeLpNorm Q 2 u * (B + HCPolySupport.cubeBesovScaleWeight 1 Q * HCPolySupport.cubeLpNorm Q ⊤ ξ)
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Exact cutoff size controlling the centered piece (u-(u)_Q) ξ after the
cutoff-product theorem and projected mean-zero Poincare estimate have supplied
the two scalar circ bounds.
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Separated upper bound for the constant cutoff size. In applications U
is a note-facing bound for ‖u‖_{L^2(Q)} and Xi, D bound the cutoff and
its derivative.
Equations
- HCPolySupport.coarseCaccioppoliConstantCutoffSizeFactorBound Q U Xi D = U * (D + HCPolySupport.cubeBesovScaleWeight 1 Q * Xi)
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Flux-side hypotheses needed to substitute coarse-Poincare energy controls into the local Caccioppoli split theorem.
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Gradient-average energy controls restrict from a parent cube to any
depth-j descendant.
Flux-energy controls restrict from a parent cube to any depth-j
descendant.
Harmonic closed-cube constructor for the flux energy-control package used by the Caccioppoli bridge. The final note-facing endpoints still work on open cubes; this lemma records the exact stronger compatibility hypothesis under which the flux package is already available from the coarse-Poincare API.
Scalar projected-Poincare and cutoff-product hypotheses remaining after the flux-side coarse-Poincare controls have been substituted.
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Vector projected-Poincare and cutoff-product hypotheses remaining after the flux-side coarse-Poincare controls have been substituted.
The Poincare constant is the vector constant C; downstream exact RHS
bookkeeping uses the effective scalar-shaped constant
(Fintype.card (Fin d) : ℝ) * C, reflecting the sum over gradient
components.
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