Coarse-graining support: Support.Deterministic.ConstantCoefficientDirichletBesov.DirichletBridge #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
The depthwise smoothing estimate implies the exact finite partial bound used by the public Dirichlet Besov theorem. The mean term in the public statement is harmless here; the depthwise estimate controls the K-partial seminorm directly by the overlapping partial seminorm.
Uniform-in-s depth control implies the uniform finite partial
K/overlap comparison.
Direct Phase-7 bridge: the one-depth overlap-averaging competitor estimate is enough to replace the finite partial K/overlap axiom.
Uniform version of the Phase-7 bridge from the concrete overlap averaging competitor estimate to the finite partial K/overlap comparison.
The finite-level K/overlapping comparison implies the boundedness bridge needed to use the full K-functional seminorm for overlapping-regular inputs.
The proved overlap-Poincare estimate controls the full overlapping
positive seminorm by the full K-functional seminorm, provided the K partial
seminorms are bounded above so the real sSup is a genuine supremum.
Bounded K-functional partial sums give overlapping Besov regularity.
Norm-level version of the overlap-to-K comparison. The mean term is the same on both sides, so the seminorm comparison only costs one extra additive constant.
The finite-level K-partial comparison gives a full K-norm bound on every input with overlapping Besov regularity.
Uniform version of the K-norm bound by the corrected overlapping positive norm.
Mean-term estimate for the gradient of the zero-Dirichlet divergence solution. In the classical proof this is the zero-trace averaged-gradient identity, packaged as an estimate so it composes with the norm algebra.
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Pointwise-in-scale K-functional estimate for the zero-Dirichlet divergence solution operator. This is the interpolation core before summing over dyadic/triadic depths.
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Endpoint decomposition needed for the K-functional proof. For each
H¹ competitor G for the datum h, produce an H¹ competitor V for the
solution gradient whose residual is controlled by the L² endpoint and whose
H¹ size is controlled by the Dirichlet H² endpoint.
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Two-constant endpoint construction behind
CubeDirichletKEndpointDecomposition. The first constant is the L² residual
stability constant; the second is the Dirichlet H²/H¹ competitor-size
constant. Keeping them separate mirrors the analytic proof before the final
K-functional algebra absorbs both into one constant.
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One-solution energy estimate for the constant-coefficient zero-Dirichlet divergence solver. This is the real analytic input behind residual stability: test the equation with the solution and apply Cauchy-Schwarz.
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Residual L² stability for the constant-coefficient zero-Dirichlet
divergence solver. This packages the energy estimate applied to the difference
of two solutions, avoiding any commitment here to a particular formalization of
solution subtraction.
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Dirichlet H² endpoint as an H¹ lift for vector-field competitors.
Given an H¹ vector competitor G, solve the corresponding divergence-RHS
Dirichlet problem and realize its gradient as a coordinatewise H¹ vector
field V, with the expected H¹ bound.
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Weak-divergence realization needed to feed the scalar Dirichlet H²
theorem. For each coordinatewise H¹ vector field G, the zero-Dirichlet
solution of the divergence problem is also a scalar Poisson solution with
forcing div G.
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Sharper analytic form of the Dirichlet H² endpoint for H¹ vector
competitors. It supplies the divergence-RHS solution and a weak Hessian bound;
the coordinatewise H¹ competitor is then a formal wrapper around the Hessian
witness.
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The three focused ingredients that imply the K-functional Dirichlet Besov regularity statement.
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The full pure function-space input for the canonical K-functional model: norm equivalence with the corrected overlapping positive Besov norm, together with boundedness of the canonical K partial sums for overlapping-regular inputs.
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Sharpened pure canonical K-functional/overlapping theory. The second component is finite-level K-partial control by the overlapping-positive partial sums, which then implies the boundedness bridge for full K-seminorms.
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Uniform-in-s version of the PDE/K-functional regularity assembled from
the same three focused components.
Discrete compatibility K-functional route: one pure norm-equivalence input
and one PDE/K-functional regularity input. This is not the source theorem
pending the continuum K/H^s gate.
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Discrete compatibility statement obtained from the finite-level
K-functional/overlap machinery. It is not the source theorem
l.constant.coefficient.Dirichlet.Besov.function.spaces pending the continuum
K/H^s gate.
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Uniform-in-s discrete compatibility strengthening of
DiscreteConstantCoefficientDirichletBesovFunctionSpaces, used by the
compatibility duality route. It is not the source theorem pending the
continuum K/H^s gate.
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Assemble the discrete compatibility Dirichlet Besov statement from the discrete K-functional route.
Direct uniform assembly of the discrete compatibility Dirichlet Besov
statement from the uniform finite-partial K/overlapping comparison. This is
not the source theorem pending the continuum K/H^s gate.