Coarse-graining support: Support.Deterministic.ConstantCoefficientDirichletBesov.PublicTheorems #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Pure/K-interface analytic input: finite-level K-functional partial sums are controlled by the overlapping positive partial sums and mean term.
This is proved by the concrete smooth overlap averaging operator and the K-functional depth/partial assembly.
Uniform pure/K-interface input: finite-level K-functional partial sums are
controlled by the overlapping positive partial sums and mean term with a
dimension-only constant, independent of s.
Pure/K-interface analytic input: overlapping Besov regularity gives bounded canonical K-functional partial sums.
Mean-term estimate for zero-Dirichlet divergence solutions. This is
proved by transporting the open-cube zero-trace function to the half-open cube
used by cubeAverageVec, then applying the zero-trace averaged-gradient
identity.
PDE endpoint estimate: one-solution L² energy estimate for
zero-Dirichlet divergence solutions. This is the formal test-with-the-solution
argument.
Residual L² stability is a theorem once the one-solution energy estimate
is available: subtract the two weak equations, then apply the estimate to the
residual solution.
The identity coefficient field, represented as the scalar matrix 1 • I.
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PDE endpoint analytic input: weak-divergence realization for coordinatewise
H¹ vector fields. The scalar Dirichlet H² estimate is already proved, so
this is now the remaining bridge from vector divergence data to scalar Poisson
forcing.
Dirichlet H² regularity for divergence RHS generated by an H¹ vector
competitor, assembled from the scalar H² theorem and the weak-divergence
realization bridge.
Dirichlet H² regularity as an H¹ solution-gradient lift for each
H¹ vector competitor, assembled from the sharper divergence-H² contract.
Two-constant endpoint construction assembled from residual L²
stability and the Dirichlet H² competitor lift.
One-constant endpoint decomposition assembled from the two endpoint constants.
Pointwise K-functional regularity assembled from the endpoint decomposition.
Direct assembly of the discrete compatibility Dirichlet Besov statement
from the finite-level pure K/overlapping comparison. This is not the source
theorem pending the continuum K/H^s gate.
This avoids using the over-strong all-functions K/overlapping equivalence package. The output overlap norm is controlled by the proved overlap-Poincare comparison and bounded K partial sums for the output; those bounded output partials come from pointwise K-regularity and the input boundedness supplied by the finite-level partial comparison.
Focused components for the PDE/K-functional part of the revised proof.
PDE/K-functional regularity assembled from the three focused analytic inputs.
Uniform-in-s PDE/K-functional regularity.
Uniform discrete compatibility theorem, with one dimension-only constant
for all s ∈ (0,1). It is not the source theorem pending the continuum
K/H^s gate.
Discrete compatibility theorem assembled from the direct finite-partial
K/overlapping route. It is not the source theorem pending the continuum
K/H^s gate.