Coarse-graining support: Support.Deterministic.CoarseFluxResponse.RHS #
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Coarse-flux response with right-hand side #
This file starts the Lean surface for manuscript §3.2.4,
l.coarse.grained.flux.response.RHS.deterministic.theory.
The key distinction from §3.2.3 is the field being controlled: §3.2.3 estimates
a∇u, while §3.2.4 estimates the actual coarse flux defect (a-a₀)∇u.
The first lemmas here package the homogeneous response contribution in the
q = 2 negative seminorm used by the downstream §3.3 duality lemma.
The q=1 homogeneous coarse-flux response bound from §3.1.3.
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The one-cube §3.2.4 RHS flux-response bound, before the descendant-depth inflation used in §3.3.B.
This mirrors the manuscript display
e.coarse.grained.flux.response.RHS.deterministic.theory on one cube.
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The ∇u-energy part of the §3.2.4 RHS flux-response bound.
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The forcing contribution in the homogeneous-response part of the §3.2.4 split.
It comes from replacing the harmonic energy of w = u - v by the energy of
u plus the zero-Dirichlet RHS energy estimate for v.
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The weak-flux estimate contribution for the correction field a∇v.
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The RHS Poincare contribution for the constant-coefficient correction a₀∇v.
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The homogeneous split component after the zero-Dirichlet energy correction.
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The explicit split-envelope produced by the Lean q=2 triangle wrappers before
absorbing harmless dimensional constants into the manuscript's C(d).
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The descendant ellipticity hypothesis includes the parent cube itself at depth zero.
Coefficient-energy cube averages are nonnegative under ellipticity.
Descendant version of coefficient-energy average nonnegativity from a descendant ellipticity hypothesis.
Homogeneous §3.2.4 component: the q=1 coarse-flux response theorem for an
a-harmonic field supplies the q=2 flux-defect control required by the
inhomogeneous split.
A bounded q=1 finite-depth family gives a bounded q=2 finite-depth family.
Pointwise algebra behind the §3.2.4 split
(a - a₀)∇u = (a - a₀)∇w + a∇v - a₀∇v.
Recompose the three §3.2.4 split components in the note-normalized negative
q = 2 seminorm.
This is the Lean form of the triangle-inequality step in
e.cg.flux.response.RHS.split.deterministic.theory.
Component-facing §3.2.4 split theorem. The hypotheses are exactly the three
estimates produced by the manuscript proof after splitting u = w + v:
- homogeneous response for
(a-a₀)∇w, including the RHS energy correction; - weak-flux RHS control of
a∇v; - RHS Poincare control of
a₀∇v.
The same split-envelope theorem with the homogeneous component discharged by
the already-formalized q=1 coarse-flux response for an a-harmonic remainder.
The remaining hypotheses are the two correction estimates (a∇v and a₀∇v)
and the scalar comparison which replaces the harmonic-response energy of w
by the §3.2.4 homogeneous split bound.
Note-facing recomposition wrapper for §3.2.4: once the harmonic defect,
corrector flux, and constant-coefficient corrector-gradient components have
been bounded by the manuscript RHS, the split theorem yields the desired
coarse-flux-response bound for (a - a₀)∇u.
Descendant L² average of the one-cube §3.2.4 RHS flux-response bound.
This is the scalar localization target that §3.3 has to compare with
coarseGrainingL2FluxDefectBound.
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If each descendant one-cube RHS bound is nonnegative and pointwise bounded by a
single scalar B, then its descendant L² average is bounded by B.
Bounded-positive-Besov version of
localizedCoarseFluxResponseRHSBound_le_of_descendant_bound.
Descendant-localized §3.2.4 RHS handoff from pointwise one-cube coarse-flux-response bounds.
This is the averaging wrapper needed by the downstream §3.3.B duality surface:
if every depth-j descendant has the one-cube RHS bound, then the localized
q = 2 average is bounded by the descendant ℓ² average of those RHS values.
Named localized §3.2.4 RHS handoff from pointwise one-cube bounds.
Descendant-localized §3.2.4 RHS handoff with the split components exposed on each descendant cube.
Named localized §3.2.4 RHS handoff with the split components exposed on each descendant cube.