Coarse-graining support: #
Support.Deterministic.HomogenizationBlackBoxes.DualityPositiveBridge.Contracts
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Positive-test bridge contracts #
The restored proof of the deterministic flux-defect duality lemma tests each
component of the solution-comparison field against a scalar unit full-dual
positive Besov test. To feed that test into the discrete compatibility
Dirichlet theorem, we insert the scalar test into one vector coordinate and
need the resulting vector field to be admissible for the overlapping positive
norm used by the discrete compatibility statement
DiscreteConstantCoefficientDirichletBesovFunctionSpacesUniform (not the
source theorem pending the continuum K/H^s gate).
This file records that bridge with the true target norm. The MemLp part is
formal and proved here; the remaining analytic comparison is the finite-overlap
positive-localization estimate.
A scalar component pairing is the vector pairing against the corresponding coordinate-inserted vector field.
Unit full-dual tests at p=q=2 are L²; inserting such a test into one
coordinate gives an L² vector field on the parent cube.
The remaining local analytic estimate in budget form.
It pairs a flux-defect field F against any vector test field whose corrected
overlapping positive Besov norm is bounded by a caller-supplied budget B.
The explicit regularity hypothesis is part of the honest sSup interface:
without bounded positive partial sums, the full norm cannot be used to recover
finite-level test bounds.
The right side is the localized negative Besov flux-defect average times that
positive test budget, with the explicit s⁻¹ loss from the LaTeX proof.
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