Coarse-graining support: #
Support.Deterministic.HomogenizationBlackBoxes.DualityPositiveBridge.SharpLoss
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Sharp-loss positive-test route #
This file keeps the honest low-exponent sharp-boundary loss visible in the
scalar duality assembly. The bridge is only used for exponents below 1/2,
and the public RHS carries the corresponding factor
1 + sqrt (sharpBoundaryKernelLoss d t).
Genuine-dual solution-comparison estimate with the sharp boundary loss shown explicitly.
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One-parameter concrete/circ scalar duality estimate with the flux defect
measured at s / 2 and the sharp-boundary bridge loss displayed.
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Two-exponent concrete/circ scalar duality estimate with the manuscript
loss s^{-1} t^{-2} (1/2 - t)^{-1}.
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Dimension-only constant bounding the sharp-boundary loss by the displayed
(1/2 - t)^{-1} singularity.
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- HCPolySupport.sharpBoundaryKernelNoteConstant d = 1 + √(8 * 3 ^ d + 100 * HCPolySupport.sharpBoundaryKernelConstant d ^ 2)
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Coordinate-test Dirichlet solution bound using the low-exponent sharp-loss bridge.
Componentwise scalar full-dual pairing bounds with the sharp loss control the vector genuine-dual solution-comparison estimate with the same displayed loss.
Close the genuine-dual scalar solution-comparison estimate from the restored LaTeX argument, but using the honest low-exponent coordinate bridge with the sharp-boundary loss displayed.
Specialize the sharp-loss genuine-dual estimate to t = s / 2 and compose
with the proved Ch1 dual-to-circ exponent-loss embedding.
Keep the two exponents exposed and absorb the sharp-boundary and
dual-to-circ geometric factors into the note-facing
s^{-1} t^{-2} (1/2 - t)^{-1} loss.
Use the sharp-loss half-exponent scalar-background duality estimate on a comparison pair.
Use the two-exponent scalar-background duality estimate on a comparison pair.