Coarse-graining support: Support.Deterministic.HomogenizationBlackBoxes.CoarseGrainingL2Response #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
At depth zero, the one-cube §3.2.4 RHS flux-response bound is exactly the flux-defect bound used by the Section 3.3.B coarse-graining wrapper.
Depth-zero scalar comparison for the localized §3.2.4 RHS average. The
nonnegativity hypothesis is exactly the sqrt (B^2) = B side condition.
Depth-zero scalar comparison with the standard positive-Besov boundedness input for the forcing term.
The energy term in the Section 3.3.B flux-defect RHS is nonnegative.
The full Section 3.3.B flux-defect RHS is nonnegative.
General coarse-graining comparison where the localized flux-defect hypothesis is derived from descendant coarse-flux response data.
The remaining scalar input hresponseBound is the localization/Minkowski step
that compares the descendant response average with the manuscript RHS
coarseGrainingL2FluxDefectBound.
Same-right-hand-side coarse-graining wrapper with the local flux-defect bound
derived from descendant coarse-flux response data instead of supplied as
hcoarseFluxDefect.
General coarse-graining comparison where the localized flux-defect hypothesis is derived from descendant one-cube §3.2.4 RHS flux-response bounds.
The remaining scalar input hresponseBound is exactly the comparison between
the descendant ℓ² average of the §3.2.4 RHS and the manuscript §3.3.B
coarseGrainingL2FluxDefectBound.
Same-right-hand-side version of
solution_diff_l2_le_coarseGrainingL2Rhs_of_descendant_coarseFluxResponseRHSBound.
Pointwise component envelope for the scalar comparison between a one-cube §3.2.4 RHS and the parent §3.3.B flux-defect RHS.
The remaining analytic scalar work is exactly the two hypotheses below: localize the energy component into the parent energy term, and localize the three correction components into the parent forcing term.
Scalar §3.3 RHS comparison from a pointwise descendant scalar envelope.
This converts the remaining L² descendant-average comparison into the
componentwise task of bounding every one-cube §3.2.4 RHS by the parent
coarseGrainingL2FluxDefectBound.
Bounded-positive-Besov version of the pointwise descendant scalar-envelope comparison.
Localized scalar §3.3 RHS comparison from descendant component envelopes.
Bounded-positive-Besov version of the descendant component-envelope scalar comparison.
§3.3 wrapper where the scalar RHS-average comparison is supplied in pointwise descendant-envelope form.
§3.3 wrapper where the scalar RHS-average comparison is supplied by descendant component envelopes.
Bounded-positive-Besov version of the descendant component-envelope §3.3 wrapper.
Depth-zero §3.3 wrapper through the one-cube §3.2.4 RHS flux-response bound. At depth zero the scalar descendant-average comparison is closed internally.
Same-right-hand-side depth-zero wrapper through the one-cube §3.2.4 RHS flux-response bound.
General coarse-graining comparison where the localized flux-defect hypothesis is derived from descendant coarse-flux response data and the scalar response average is absorbed into the Section 3.3.B RHS with the explicit ten-factor constant.
The assumptions hgeom_le, herror_nonneg, and hforcing_nonneg are the
remaining scalar side conditions needed to keep this wrapper import-light:
the note-constant file supplies hgeom_le, while later positivity wrappers can
close the two nonnegativity inputs.
Import-light side conditions in the response-data apex discharged from the
standard manuscript range and the global positive-Besov boundedness of g.