Coarse-graining support: Support.Deterministic.CoarseFluxResponse.RHSCorrections #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
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RHS correction components for the coarse-flux response split #
This file contains the first correction-component bridge in manuscript §3.2.4.
The core split algebra stays in CoarseFluxResponse.RHS; here we import the
heavier §3.2.3 weak-flux RHS apex only where it is actually used.
The expanded note-facing §3.2.3 weak-flux RHS used before it is absorbed into the compact §3.2.4 weak-flux correction component.
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Depth-zero bridge from the localized §3.2.3 weak-flux output to the one-cube
q = 2 component estimate used in the §3.2.4 split.
The a∇v correction component in the §3.2.4 split, discharged from the
note-facing H¹ §3.2.3 weak-flux RHS apex. The remaining scalar hypothesis is
the manuscript constant-absorption step comparing the expanded weak-flux RHS
with the compact §3.2.4 component.
Frobenius control of a constant matrix acting on a vector. This is the pointwise algebraic core used to move a constant coarse matrix through the note-normalized negative seminorm.
The cube average commutes with applying a constant matrix to a vector field.
Depthwise action of a constant matrix on the q = 2 negative Besov
descendant-average quantity.
Finite q = 2 negative seminorm control under a constant matrix action.
Full q = 2 negative seminorm control under a constant matrix action.
The expanded note-facing RHS Poincare bound before the constant-coefficient
correction a₀∇v is absorbed into the compact §3.2.4 Poincare component.
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Poincare-correction bridge from a gradient RHS Poincare bound plus a
constant-matrix action estimate to the a₀∇v component in the §3.2.4 split.
Poincare-correction bridge where the constant-matrix action is discharged from
descendant-local L² data plus bounded finite negative seminorms.
The a₀∇v correction component routed through the H¹ RHS Poincare theorem.
The constant-matrix action is discharged by the seminorm bridge above; the
remaining scalar hypothesis is the compact-manuscript absorption step.