Coarse-graining support: #
Support.Deterministic.ConstantCoefficientDirichletBesov.StandardProjectionBoundaryNeighbor
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
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Boundary sums with local neighbor-energy budgets #
This file refines the boundary-crossing reduction so that the enlarged
boundary-layer sum is gated back to admissible overlap centers. That lets us
insert the local-neighbor increment-energy estimate, whose hypotheses require
overlapCubeSet S ⊆ cubeSet Q.
Child-energy budget of the depth-m parents whose cubes meet the overlap
cube centered at S.
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Boundary-layer reduction with a gate back to admissible overlap centers.
The gate is important because the raw ancestor boundary layer also contains
fine descendants whose overlap cube may leave Q; crossing centers never do.
Insert the local-neighbor increment-energy estimate into the admissible boundary-layer reduction. The remaining task after this theorem is purely geometric summation: control the admissible boundary-layer neighbor-energy sum by the ordinary standard positive depth budgets.
Admissible boundary-neighbor centers which charge a fixed depth-m
parent.
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Safe global fallback for the parent-hit count. This is not the sharp surface-count estimate needed at the end, but it proves that every parent-hit family is a subfamily of the global increment boundary layer.
Boundary-layer centers generated by the children of one depth-m parent.
This is the scale-sharp part of the hit count; the separate remaining geometry
is to control centers generated by neighboring depth-m parents.
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The own-child part of the parent hit family.
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- HCPolySupport.ownChildBoundaryNeighborCentersForParent Q j m T = {S ∈ HCPolySupport.boundaryNeighborCentersForParent Q j m T | S ∈ HCPolySupport.childBoundaryLayerCentersAtDepth T (j - m)}
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Depth-m parents whose children generate at least one admissible
boundary-neighbor center for the fixed charged parent T.
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Pure finite-sum bookkeeping for the remaining geometry. If every
depth-m parent is charged by at most M admissible boundary-neighbor centers,
then the full boundary-neighbor energy sum is controlled by M times the
ordinary depth-m parent child-energy sum.
One-increment boundary estimate after the local-neighbor budget and a
supplied parent-hit counting bound. The remaining geometric theorem should
provide the count M ≃ (3^(d-1))^(j-m).
One-increment boundary estimate after the parent-hit count, expressed in
terms of the ordinary standard positive depth-m average.
Scale-separated normalization form of
cubeBesovOverlappingPositiveVectorDepthAverage_cubeIncrementVec_le_neighbor_count_depthAverage.
Projection-gap seminorm estimate assembled from the one-increment neighbor-count estimates. This is the downstream form of the remaining geometry: supply the hit count for every increment scale, and the projection jump is controlled by the corresponding weighted standard positive depths.
Baseline projection-gap estimate using the global boundary-layer count. This is scale-incorrect for the final theorem, but it is a fully proved fallback showing that the hit-count interface composes without any remaining analytic hypotheses.