Coarse-graining support: Support.Deterministic.CoarseCaccioppoli.EnergyBridge.DescendantSummation #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Descendant summation for the small-cube Caccioppoli route #
The LaTeX proof estimates the cutoff pairing on small cubes and then sums over
those cubes. This file isolates the measure-theoretic bookkeeping: a
cube-average over Q is the descendants-average of the cube-averages over the
depth-j descendants, hence its absolute value is controlled by the
descendants-average of the local absolute values.
Small-cube Caccioppoli estimate in the exact-RHS proof shape.
This theorem is the direct descendant route: estimate the cutoff pairing on
each depth-j cube using the parent quantitative cutoff, average the local
exact RHS values, and collapse the result to the parent raw RHS by finite
Cauchy.
Variable-Acirc version of
abs_cubeAverage_vecDot_scalar_smul_le_raw_of_parentQuantitativeCutoff_on_descendants.
The local descendant pairing and the averaged exact RHS both use
Acirc1 R and AcircS R.
Localized-energy descendant summation for a cutoff pairing, assuming the local descendant bounds are already stated with the outer-radius localized energy density.
This is the purely summation-level replacement for the old final rewrite by a
full-cube/localized energy equality: the parent exact-RHS collapse is performed
directly on (scaledClosedCubeSet Q ρ).indicator energy.
Arbitrary-center local-patch analogue of
abs_cubeAverage_vecDot_scalar_smul_le_localized_raw_of_local_exactRhs_bounds_variableAcirc.
Parent-cutoff specialization of
abs_cubeAverage_vecDot_scalar_smul_le_localized_raw_of_local_exactRhs_bounds_variableAcirc.
The only analytic input not supplied here is the genuinely local, support-aware exact-RHS estimate with the outer localized energy density.
Buffered localized-energy descendant summation for a parent cutoff.
The cutoff is supported in scaledClosedCubeSet Q ρ₂, while the RHS energy is
localized on the larger radius ρ. The buffer hypothesis says every
depth-j descendant is small enough that a cube touching the cutoff support is
contained in the larger localization cube; descendants missing the support have
zero local pairing.
Buffered arbitrary-center local-patch descendant summation for the translated canonical cutoff. This is the summation-level form of the boundary Caccioppoli radius step from the notes.