Coarse-graining support: #
Support.Deterministic.CoarseCaccioppoli.SingleCubeToRaw.HarmonicGradientControls
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Harmonic gradient scalar-control bridges #
This file contains the Phase 2 scalar-control wrappers specialized to the
eventual Chapter 3 auxiliary scalar field g = partial_i w. It keeps the
long generic scalar-control file below the preferred size threshold while
removing routine energy hypotheses from downstream call sites.
Canonical scalar Acirc factor used for gradient components at regularity
r. The final harmonic-gradient wrappers specialize this at r = 1 and
r = 1 - s, so the corresponding lower-bound hypotheses become definitional.
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Radius-constant canonical Acirc factor at regularity 1.
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Radius-constant canonical Acirc factor at regularity 1 - s.
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The canonical gradient Acirc factor is nonnegative in the nonnegative
regularity range.
The canonical r = 1 gradient Acirc factor is nonnegative.
The canonical r = 1 - s gradient Acirc factor is nonnegative when
s ≤ 1.
The strict nondegeneracy inputs still needed for the canonical gradient
Acirc specialization. Nonnegativity of the 1 - s canonical factor is
derived separately from s < 1.
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Build the scalar-positive-factor package for the canonical gradient
Acirc factors from the genuinely strict nondegeneracy inputs.
A component of the gradient of an open-cube harmonic function is L² for
the normalized closed-cube measure.
Summability of the sigma_*^{-1} series improves when the geometric
regularity exponent is increased.
Concrete harmonic-gradient projected/circ package using the already
available flux-energy controls to supply scalar-energy nonnegativity and
integrability. The projected mean-zero Poincare estimate for partial_i w
remains the genuine analytic input.
Concrete harmonic-gradient projected/circ package with the canonical
gradient Acirc factors. This removes the two explicit Acirc lower-bound
hypotheses from the projected/circ handoff.
Full scalar-control factors for g = partial_i w, with scalar-energy
nonnegativity/integrability taken from the flux-energy controls already used
by the single-cube Caccioppoli bridge.
Full scalar-control factors for g = partial_i w with the canonical
gradient Acirc factors.
Boundary canonical harmonic Caccioppoli specialized to the concrete scalar
auxiliary field g = partial_i w. The theorem builds the projected/circ
package from flux-energy controls plus gradient-energy controls; projected
mean-zero Poincare for partial_i w is still an explicit analytic input.
Interior canonical harmonic Caccioppoli specialized to
g = partial_i w.
Boundary canonical harmonic Caccioppoli specialized to the canonical
gradient Acirc factors. Compared with
...of_harmonicGradientComponent..., the Acirc lower-bound hypotheses are
now definitional.
Interior canonical harmonic Caccioppoli specialized to the canonical
gradient Acirc factors.
Boundary canonical harmonic Caccioppoli with the canonical gradient
Acirc factors also installed in the coefficient-bound package. This removes
the caller-facing hA1 and hAS comparison hypotheses from the canonical
gradient endpoint.
Interior canonical harmonic Caccioppoli with the canonical gradient
Acirc factors also installed in the coefficient-bound package.