Coarse-graining support: Support.Probability.LocalEllipticitySlices #
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The k-th countable quantitative ellipticity slice on a fixed spatial set.
This is the countable surface used by the probability layer after a qualitative locally uniformly elliptic field has been restricted to a bounded observation domain.
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- HCPolySupport.QuantitativeEllipticSlice U k a = HCPolySupport.IsEllipticFieldOn (↑k + 1)⁻¹ (↑k + 1) U a
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Essential/a.e. ellipticity on a deterministic observation set.
This is the probability-facing version of IsEllipticFieldOn: the restricted
coefficient field is measurable, but ellipticity is required only
volumeMeasureOn U-almost everywhere. This is the legacy essential variant
used by constructions that identify coefficient fields up to spatial a.e.
agreement.
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Spatial a.e. ellipticity on a deterministic observation set, with only an a.e.-strongly-measurable coefficient representative.
This is the boundary-stable variant needed by Ch. 5: unlike
IsEssentiallyEllipticFieldOn, it is insensitive to changing the coefficient
field on a null boundary layer.
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The k-th essential quantitative ellipticity slice. Unlike
QuantitativeEllipticSlice, this records the quantitative ellipticity bounds
only a.e. on U, matching the probability sigma lane generated by local
integral tests.
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- HCPolySupport.EssentialQuantitativeEllipticSlice U k a = HCPolySupport.IsEssentiallyEllipticFieldOn (↑k + 1)⁻¹ (↑k + 1) U a
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The k-th quantitative slice for the boundary-stable spatial-a.e.
ellipticity predicate. This is the countable version of
IsAEEllipticFieldOn, intended for law-relative Chapter 4/5 plumbing where
only a.e.-strong measurability is available.
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- HCPolySupport.AEEQuantitativeEllipticSlice U k a = HCPolySupport.IsAEEllipticFieldOn (↑k + 1)⁻¹ (↑k + 1) U a
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Transport pointwise ellipticity of the translated coefficient field on U
back to pointwise ellipticity of the original coefficient field on the
translated set. The a.e. Ch5 law-data lane uses this only as a deterministic
translation step before weakening to IsAEEllipticFieldOn; it does not add any
quantitative ellipticity input beyond the original constants.
Finite unions preserve spatial a.e. ellipticity when the same quantitative constants work on every member of the finite family.
Finite unions preserve spatial a.e. ellipticity with explicit combined constants: the lower constant is the finite infimum of the local lower constants, and the upper constant is the finite supremum of the local upper constants.
Spatial a.e. ellipticity on the open core of a triadic cube extends to the half-open cube, since the two restricted volume measures agree.
A raw pointwise quantitative slice set can be PointwiseLocalSigma U-measurable only if
membership in that slice is invariant under pointwise changes outside U.
This records the exact compatibility condition imposed by the local
coefficient-field sigma algebra.
The subtype sigma algebra inherited from the local coefficient-field sigma algebra. We keep this as an explicit definition, rather than an instance, so theorem statements choose the local lane deliberately.
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The matrix-valued L² class of the coefficient field restricted to U on a quantitative
ellipticity slice.
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- HCPolySupport.QuantitativeEllipticSlice.toMatrixL2 a = MeasureTheory.MemLp.toLp (fun (x : HCPolySupport.Vec d) (i j : Fin d) => HCPolySupport.restrictCoeffField U (↑a) x i j) ⋯
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The Hilbert-matrix-valued L² class of the coefficient field restricted to U on a
quantitative ellipticity slice.
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Strong Borel measurability of the coefficient-field L² realization follows from a
countable probe family that both separates the Hilbert norm and has measurable scalar
coordinates on the local slice sigma algebra.
Strong Borel measurability of the coefficient-field L² realization follows from
measurable scalar coordinates against any dense probe sequence in the Hilbert L² target. This
is the non-circular endpoint used by the fixed-competitor measurability cleanup.
The continuous linear extraction of matrix entry (i, j) from a matrix-valued L² class.
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The continuous linear extraction of entry (i, j) from a Hilbert-matrix-valued L² class.
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Any positive quantitative ellipticity constants can be relaxed to one of the countable natural-number slices.
The subtype sigma algebra inherited from the local coefficient-field sigma algebra, now for essential/a.e. quantitative slices.
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The Hilbert-matrix-valued L² class of the restricted coefficient field on an essential quantitative ellipticity slice.
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Any positive essential ellipticity constants can be relaxed to one of the countable essential natural-number slices.
The subtype sigma algebra inherited from the local coefficient-field sigma algebra, for the boundary-stable AEE quantitative slices.
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AEE quantitative slices still give an L² coefficient realization: the
coordinate functions are only a.e.-strongly measurable, but the quantitative
ellipticity bound supplies the uniform L² estimate.
The Hilbert-matrix-valued L² class of the restricted coefficient field on a spatial almost-everywhere quantitative ellipticity slice.
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Any positive spatial-a.e. ellipticity constants can be relaxed to one of the countable AEE quantitative slices.
Restrict local uniform ellipticity from a centered closed ball to a measurable subset of that ball.
The least quantitative slice index selected from a total countable slice-cover proof. This is intentionally just the measurable-selection bookkeeping; proving that raw slice membership sets are measurable is a separate input.
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- HCPolySupport.quantitativeEllipticSliceIndex U A hcover ω = Nat.find ⋯
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The least essential quantitative slice index selected from a total
countable cover. This is the a.e.-elliptic replacement for
quantitativeEllipticSliceIndex in the probability handoff.
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- HCPolySupport.essentialQuantitativeEllipticSliceIndex U A hcover ω = Nat.find ⋯
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The least AEE quantitative slice index selected from a total countable
cover. This is the boundary-stable analogue of
essentialQuantitativeEllipticSliceIndex; applications to Chapter 4 laws first
restrict to the full-measure support on which the cover is available.
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- HCPolySupport.aeeQuantitativeEllipticSliceIndex U A hcover ω = Nat.find ⋯