Coarse-graining support: Support.Deterministic.CoarseCaccioppoli.EnergyBridge.SingleCubeRhs #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Note-facing single-cube boundary Caccioppoli RHS.
The parameters k and h are the triadic gap scale and auxiliary height from
Chapter 3. The scalar energyAvg represents
‖σ^{1/2}∇u‖_{\underline L^2(Q)}^2, so its square root is the normalized
energy norm appearing in the first term.
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Constant-piece summand of coarseCaccioppoliSingleCubeBoundaryNoteRhs.
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Coefficient in the note's constant-piece RHS, after factoring out the energy norm.
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- HCPolySupport.coarseCaccioppoliSingleCubeBoundaryConstantCoeff Q a C k uL2Sq = C * Real.rpow 3 k * (HCPolySupport.LambdaSq Q 1 (HCPolySupport.MultiscaleExponent.finite 1) a).rpow (1 / 2) * √uL2Sq
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The constant-piece single-cube coefficient before multiplying by the
global L² size of u.
This is the coefficient used in the small-cube summation proof: the local
estimate keeps the local L² norm of u, and the descendant average is
collapsed by finite Cauchy only after summing over the small cubes.
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- HCPolySupport.coarseCaccioppoliSingleCubeBoundaryConstantBaseCoeff Q a C k = C * Real.rpow 3 k * (HCPolySupport.LambdaSq Q 1 (HCPolySupport.MultiscaleExponent.finite 1) a).rpow (1 / 2)
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The constant base coefficient is monotone increasing in the scale
parameter k.
The constant coefficient after inserting the global L² size is monotone
in the scale parameter k.
Centered-piece summand of coarseCaccioppoliSingleCubeBoundaryNoteRhs.
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Coefficient in the note's centered-piece RHS after factoring out
energyAvg.
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The centered coefficient is monotone increasing in the scale parameter
k.
The centered single-cube coefficient is monotone decreasing in the auxiliary height.
The note-facing single-cube RHS is monotone increasing in the outer scale
parameter k.
The coefficient-bookkeeping obligation left after the exact local cutoff/Besov bridge: dominate the exact local RHS by the note's single-cube RHS.
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Coefficient-only domination for the constant part of the exact local RHS.
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Prove constant-piece coefficient domination from separate bounds on the flux coefficient and cutoff size.
Coefficient-only domination for the centered part of the exact local RHS.
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Prove centered-piece coefficient domination by bounding the average-flux and Besov/cutoff-product parts separately.
The two coefficient inequalities left after the exact cutoff/Besov local bridge has been factored into constant and centered pieces.
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Build the bundled coefficient controls from the separated constant cutoff-size estimate and the centered average/Besov estimates.
Build the coefficient controls from primitive scalar factor estimates:
bounds for ‖u‖₂, ‖ξ‖∞, ‖∇ξ‖∞, the scalar projected-Poincare factors,
and the average/flux coefficient factors. This is the final algebraic layer
before a concrete cutoff construction supplies those scalar estimates.
Canonical-factor version of the primitive coefficient-control constructor.
The average and flux coefficient slots are filled by
coarseCaccioppoliLambdaFactor; the two summability hypotheses are exactly the
flux-energy inputs that justify the average-coefficient bounds.
Direct full coefficient domination from the separated constant and centered factor bounds.