Coarse-graining support: Support.Deterministic.HomogenizationBlackBoxes.CoarseGrainingL2 #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
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Deterministic homogenization black boxes: general coarse graining in Lยฒ #
This file contains the Section 3.3.B theorem surface from
coarsegraining/chapters/ch3_deterministic_theory.tex, lines 3009--3253.
The theorem is stated as the deterministic composition step: once the local
coarse flux-defect estimate from the preceding Chapter-3 files supplies the
single hypothesis hcoarseFluxDefect, the duality lemma from Section 3.3.A
turns it into the global comparison estimate. The right-hand side below is the
manuscript expression in the existing Lean notation:
coarseGrainingHomogenizationErrorAtDepth Q a a0 s jis๐_{s,โ,1}(Q,n;a,aโ)with depthj = m - n;lambdaSqandLambdaSqare the scale-local multiscale ellipticity quantities, not the qualitative uniform ellipticity constants;cubeBesovPositiveVectorSeminormTwois the note-normalized3^{sm}[g]_{\underline B^s_{2,2}(Q)}.
The truncated homogenization-error quantity
๐_{s,โ,1}(Q,n;a,aโ) from Proposition
p.general.coarse.graining.p2.deterministic.theory.
In Lean, the parent cube is Q and the scale gap m - n is the descendant
depth j, so the truncation is the supremum over descendants of Q at depth
j.
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At depth zero the truncated homogenization error is the one-cube error.
The q=1 homogenization error on one cube is nonnegative.
Each descendant error is bounded by the depth-truncated parent error.
The depth-truncated parent homogenization error is nonnegative.
The explicit right-hand side inside the dimension-only constant in the general coarse-graining estimate, manuscript lines 3026--3057.
This is intentionally separated from the final theorem so downstream callers
can produce a bound on the local flux defect once and then compose it through
solution_diff_l2_le_coarseGrainingL2Rhs_of_coarseFluxDefect_le.
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The first, energy-only term in coarseGrainingL2FluxDefectBound.
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The positive-Besov forcing tail in coarseGrainingL2FluxDefectBound.
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Scale-separated positive-Besov forcing tail in the repaired Section 3.3.B
RHS. The flux-response exponent is s, while the force is measured at the
stronger positive exponent t.
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Repaired scale-separated local flux-defect RHS in Section 3.3.B.
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The positive-Besov forcing tail in the Section 3.3.B RHS is nonnegative.
With depth zero and zero forcing, the general Section 3.3.B flux-defect RHS collapses to the homogeneous RHS term from manuscript lines 3264--3292.
Localized q = 2 response-average bound produced by applying the q = 1
coarse-flux response estimate on each descendant cube.
This is the scalar quantity that still has to be localized into the manuscript
coarseGrainingL2FluxDefectBound when assembling the fully internal Section
3.3.B wrapper.
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If the localized response square is pointwise bounded by a constant multiple of
the local energy average, then the descendant Lยฒ response average is bounded
by that constant times the square root of the averaged energy.
Parent-cube energy localization form of
localizedCoarseFluxResponseAverageBound_le_const_mul_sqrt_of_descendantsAverage_energy_bound.
The localized response average is bounded by the parent depth-truncated homogenization error with the raw q=1 geometric prefactor.
Constant-adequacy form of the localized response average: once the scalar
geometric reciprocal has been bounded by 5 * sโปยน, the raw q=1 response
prefactor is controlled by ten times the manuscript energy term.
For the coefficient-energy density, the ten-factor response control is absorbed by ten times the full Section 3.3.B flux-defect RHS whenever the forcing tail is nonnegative.
Localized q = 2 flux-defect bound obtained by applying the q = 1
coarse-flux response theorem on every descendant cube and then averaging the
result.
This is the bridge between the Section 3.2 flux-response estimates and the single localized flux-defect hypothesis consumed by the Section 3.3.B coarse-graining apex.
Localized flux-defect bridge with the existing descendant canonical response data package exposed directly.
Named response-average version of
negativeBesovFluxAverage_le_sqrt_descendantMean_sq_of_coarseFluxResponse.
Named response-average version with descendant scalar-canonical data.
The full Section 3.3.B right-hand side after applying the duality constant.
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With depth zero and zero forcing, the full Section 3.3.B RHS collapses to the homogeneous RHS after multiplication by the duality constant.
Note-facing general coarse-graining apex for
coarsegraining/chapters/ch3_deterministic_theory.tex, lines 3009--3253.
This is Proposition p.general.coarse.graining.p2.deterministic.theory in the
project's modular form. The displayed PDE equations for u and v are
represented by the equivalent weak comparison predicate
IsHomogenizationComparisonPairOn; the local Section-3.2.3 operator estimate
is represented by the single hypothesis hcoarseFluxDefect. No quantitative
uniform ellipticity constants appear in the conclusion.
Constant-envelope version of
solution_diff_l2_le_coarseGrainingL2Rhs_of_coarseFluxDefect_le.
This is the form needed when the local flux-defect theorem supplies a dimension-only multiple of the displayed Section 3.3.B flux-defect RHS.
General coarse-graining comparison with a caller-supplied scalar upper bound for the Section 3.3.B flux-defect RHS.
This is a downstream-friendly reformulation of manuscript lines 3009--3253:
once the local coarse flux-defect estimate gives the note RHS and the caller
has bounded that RHS by coarseGrainingBound, the comparison estimate is
immediate with the same dimension-only duality constant.
Note-facing general coarse-graining apex with the manuscript PDE hypotheses exposed directly.
This is Proposition p.general.coarse.graining.p2.deterministic.theory,
manuscript lines 3009--3253. The equations
-div(aโu)=div g and -div(aโโv)=div g are represented by the Hยน weak
solution predicates below, while the boundary condition is the zero-trace
potentiality of โu - โv. The local Section-3.2.3 flux-defect estimate still
enters as the single quantitative hypothesis hcoarseFluxDefect.
Same-right-hand-side version with a caller-supplied nonnegative constant in the local flux-defect bound.
Same-right-hand-side general coarse-graining comparison with a caller-supplied scalar upper bound for the Section 3.3.B flux-defect RHS.