Coarse-graining support: #
Support.Deterministic.ConstantCoefficientDirichletBesov.CenteredCubeScaleTransport
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Centered-cube transport for the Dirichlet divergence problem #
This module transports the zero-trace weak problem on originCube d m to the
centered unit cube. The solution is normalized as
wHat(x) = (3 ^ m)⁻¹ w((3 ^ m) x), so its weak gradient is the unscaled
pullback of the physical gradient.
Main definitions #
centeredCubeGradientEuclideanL2Field: the physical gradient as an exact centered-cube EuclideanL²field.centeredCubeNormalizedPullback: the normalized zero-trace pullback.
Main results #
centeredCubeNormalizedPullback_grad: exact pointwise gradient transport.cubeDirichletDivergenceProblem_normalizedPullback: transport of the weak divergence problem to the unit cube.unitCubeGradientEuclideanL2Field_normalizedPullback_apply: compatibility of the unit gradient carrier with centered-cube field pullback.
The gradient of a physical centered-cube zero-trace function, packaged as
the exact Euclidean L² field used by the fractional scale-transport API.
Equations
- HCPolySupport.centeredCubeGradientEuclideanL2Field w = { toField := fun (x : HCPolySupport.Vec d) => w.grad x, euclideanMemL2 := ⋯ }
Instances For
The normalized zero-trace pullback
wHat(x) = (3 ^ m)⁻¹ w((3 ^ m) x) from the centered physical cube to the
centered unit cube.
Equations
Instances For
Pointwise value formula for the normalized zero-trace pullback.
The normalized pullback has the unscaled physical gradient pointwise.
Inverse normalized transport of a unit-cube zero-trace test:
phi_m(y) = (3 ^ m) phi((3 ^ m)⁻¹ y).
Equations
Instances For
Exact transport of -Delta w = div h from a centered physical cube to
the centered unit cube under the normalized pullback.
The unit gradient field is pointwise the centered-cube pullback of the physical gradient field.
The unit gradient field agrees almost everywhere with the pullback of the physical gradient field.