Coarse-graining support: Support.Deterministic.HomogenizationBlackBoxes.DualityPositiveBridge #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Positive-test bridge helper lemmas #
This file contains the shared PDE identity and full-dual bookkeeping lemmas used by the sharp-boundary scalar duality assembly. The old all-exponent coordinate bridge route has been removed from the active code path.
Componentwise scalar full-dual pairing bounds control the note-normalized vector genuine-dual negative Besov norm.
This is the bookkeeping supremum step used by the restored deterministic duality proof: after the PDE identity bounds each scalar component against every unit full-dual test, the vector norm is obtained by summing over coordinates and multiplying by the parent scale weight.
Uniform scalar full-dual pairing bounds control the note-normalized vector genuine-dual negative Besov norm with the expected coordinate-cardinality factor.
Any normalized-cube L² vector datum has a zero-trace weak solution to the
Dirichlet divergence problem on the corresponding open cube.
Weak-form identity behind the scalar-background solution-comparison duality argument.
If v solves the Dirichlet divergence problem with datum h, w is a
zero-trace potential field, and sigma0 w + F is solenoidal, then the pairing
of the scalar-background comparison field sigma0 w against h is equal to
the pairing of the flux defect F against the dual solution gradient.
Companion weak-form identity for the flux-comparison field sigma0 w + F.
After the previous identity, the extra term is exactly the direct pairing of
the flux defect F with the input dual datum h.
Linearity of vector pairings in the test field, written for cube averages over the open-cube representative.
Normalized cubeBesovPairing form of
dirichletDivergence_solutionComparison_integral_identity.
Normalized cubeBesovPairing form of
dirichletDivergence_fluxComparison_integral_identity.