Coarse-graining support: Support.Deterministic.CoarseFluxResponse.RHSConstantApex #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Constant-envelope one-cube RHS coarse-flux response apex #
This leaf composes the C-scaled correction wrappers with the split
recomposition theorem. The remaining mathematical inputs are the analytic
component budgets: the homogeneous energy correction and the zero-Dirichlet
RHS weak-flux/Poincare budgets.
One-cube §3.2.4 RHS flux-response recomposition with a single nonnegative constant multiplying each compact component.
The theorem is intentionally still component-budget-facing: it records the
formal route from the H¹ weak-solution estimates to the manuscript-shaped
C(d) one-cube bound, while leaving the analytic energy/tail/forcing budget
estimates as explicit hypotheses.
Same one-cube apex with the weak-flux and Poincare scalar sides stated as the exact expanded budget inequalities, rather than through auxiliary budget variables. This is the cleanest current note-facing surface: the remaining analytic work is precisely the two displayed scalar budget bounds plus the homogeneous energy-correction estimate.
Exact-budget one-cube apex with coefficient-energy average nonnegativity derived from the ellipticity hypotheses.
This is the cleaner note-facing surface after the average-nonnegativity bookkeeping has been moved into the RHS layer.
Exact-budget one-cube apex with the parent-cube ellipticity hypothesis derived from descendant ellipticity at depth zero.
This removes the redundant standalone IsEllipticFieldOn ... (cubeSet Q) a
input when the caller already supplies ellipticity on all descendants of Q.
Exact-budget one-cube apex with all parent depth-zero inputs derived from the corresponding descendant/global hypotheses.
Besides deriving self-cube ellipticity from descendant ellipticity, this
wrapper also derives the descendant deterministic-data family from the
single parent descendant-data hypothesis, the descendant MemVectorL2 v.grad
family from the H¹ input, the parent a∇v partial boundedness from ellipticity
and H¹ data, the parent v.grad and a₀∇v partial boundedness inputs from the
descendant v.grad boundedness family, the parent MemLp g, the descendant
MemVectorL2 g family, and the parent positive-Besov boundedness hypothesis
from their descendant/global versions.