Coarse-graining support: Support.Deterministic.CoarseFluxResponse.RHSScalarAbsorption #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Scalar absorption for the RHS coarse-flux response #
This leaf module keeps the scalar bookkeeping for manuscript §3.2.4 out of the
main split/recomposition files. The estimates here turn the expanded
§3.2.3/Poincare square-root RHSs into compact correction components once the
corresponding square-side adequacy inequalities are supplied, and absorb the
sqrt 2 triangle constants into a dimension-constant envelope.
The square radicand in the expanded weak-flux correction bound.
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The expanded weak-flux correction bound is the square root of its radicand.
Nonnegativity of the expanded weak-flux correction radicand.
Square-side scalar absorption for the weak-flux correction component.
The remaining analytic input is the radicand inequality, which is where the zero-Dirichlet energy estimate for the correction field is inserted.
Depth-zero weak-flux radicand absorption from four component budgets.
This is the scalar bookkeeping form of the remaining manuscript estimate: the energy, two tail terms, and forcing term may be proved separately and then summed into the compact correction square.
Weak-flux square-root absorption from component budgets and the standard nonnegativity/boundedness hypotheses.
Depth-zero weak-flux component bridge with the scalar side supplied as component budgets rather than one opaque expanded-RHS comparison.
H¹ weak-solution weak-flux correction with the scalar side expressed as the square-radicand inequality which remains after inserting the correction-field energy estimate.
H¹ weak-solution weak-flux correction with the scalar side supplied as the four component budgets of the expanded depth-zero radicand.
The square radicand in the expanded RHS Poincare correction bound.
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The expanded RHS Poincare correction bound is the square root of its radicand.
Nonnegativity of the expanded RHS Poincare correction radicand.
Square-side scalar absorption for the constant-coefficient Poincare correction.
This is shaped to discharge the matNorm a0 * expanded ≤ compact hypothesis in
RHSCorrections after proving the manuscript energy-to-force square bound.
Poincare radicand absorption from separate energy and forcing budgets after multiplying by the constant-coefficient matrix norm.
Poincare square-root absorption from component budgets and the standard nonnegativity/boundedness hypotheses.
Poincare component bridge with the compact scalar correction supplied by energy/forcing budgets.
Poincare component bridge with constant-matrix action discharged from
descendant L² data, and scalar correction supplied by component budgets.
H¹ weak-solution Poincare correction with the scalar side expressed as the square-radicand inequality remaining after the correction-field energy bound.
H¹ weak-solution Poincare correction with the scalar side supplied as matrix-weighted energy and forcing budgets.
The split-envelope constants are absorbed into a single factor 2. This is
the local C(d) bookkeeping for the sqrt 2 triangle inequalities.
Bounded-positive-Besov version of the split-envelope constant absorption.
Split-component RHS flux-response estimate with the triangle constants
absorbed into the factor 2.