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Support.Deterministic.CoarseFluxResponse.RHSConstantApexZeroDirichletEstimates
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Split estimate targets for the zero-Dirichlet RHS flux-response apex #
This leaf separates the remaining analytic inputs to the §3.2.4 zero-Dirichlet one-cube apex into the two pieces supplied by the manuscript:
- the harmonic-remainder
BVtail estimate; - the displayed weak-flux and Poincare component inequalities.
Square expansion for the compact weak-flux correction factor. This is the scalar core needed by the displayed weak-flux radicand estimate.
Square expansion for the constant-multiplied compact weak-flux correction
factor. This is the exact right-hand side shape of the displayed weak-flux
radicand estimate after the manuscript's constant C(d) is inserted.
Square expansion for the compact Poincare correction factor. This is the scalar core needed by the displayed Poincare radicand estimate.
Square expansion for the constant-multiplied compact Poincare correction
factor. This is the exact right-hand side shape of the displayed Poincare
radicand estimate after the manuscript's constant C(d) is inserted.
Boundedness side of the harmonic-remainder tail package.
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Squared BV estimate side of the harmonic-remainder tail package.
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A descendantwise zero-trace harmonic-remainder BV estimate controls the
scaled averaged harmonic-remainder tail used by the weak-flux RHS iteration,
for any selector whose values are produced by the local Neumann-corrector
decompositions.
The zero-force coarse-Poincare RHS theorem reduces the harmonic-remainder
BV estimate to descendantwise coefficient-energy control of the selected
harmonic remainders.
The local identity ρ = w0 + ω reduces the harmonic-remainder BV estimate
to separate coefficient-energy tail bounds for the zero-trace gradient and the
centered Neumann corrector.
The centered Neumann-corrector energy identity controls the Neumann half of
the harmonic-remainder BV reduction by the product of the corrector negative
seminorm and the centered forcing positive seminorm.
Displayed Poincare component estimates after inserting the energy envelope.
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