Coarse-graining support: Support.Sobolev.Foundations.CubeCalderonZygmund.FiniteLpBelowTwo #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
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Below-two support for cube Calderón--Zygmund estimates #
This file isolates the self-adjoint weak-form calculation used to pass from
the already-established above-two estimate to 1 < q < 2. It deliberately
exports no source-facing Calderón--Zygmund theorem: the statements here only
turn the canonical adjoint solution into a normalized weak solution and
identify the two cross pairings.
Two scalar divergence weak equations can be tested against one another. The scalar coefficient cancels by symmetry of the Euclidean dot product; no positivity assumption is needed for this algebraic cross-pairing identity.
The same cross-pairing calculation on a centered cube with normalized volume. This is the form consumed by the finite-exponent supplied-solution predicate, so the below-two argument never needs to expose a normalization cancellation to a caller.
The radial test field recovers the corresponding truncated gradient moment under any measure.
Uniform estimates for radial truncations imply the full ENNReal moment,
without presupposing the conclusion that the original field is in L^q.
A uniform bound for radial truncations supplies the missing L^q
membership once its right-hand side is finite.
The corresponding direct norm consequence of the truncated-moment estimate.
Hölder control of an integrable Euclidean dot-product integral, stated
with the real values of the two finite eLpNorms.
A real truncated-moment estimate transfers exactly to the ENNReal truncation used in monotone convergence.
A uniform real bound for integrable radial moments gives the full nonnegative ENNReal moment estimate.
Package the radial truncation of a measurable vector field on a cube as
simultaneous normalized L² and conjugate-L^p data.
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The field-generic radial truncation has the raw vector L² membership
required by the canonical adjoint solver.
Package the radial truncation of the gradient of a centered-cube
H¹₀ function as simultaneous normalized L² and conjugate-L^p data.
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The centered-cube radial truncation also has the raw vector L²
membership required by the canonical adjoint solver.
Two raw vector L² fields on a centered cube have an integrable dot
product for normalized cube volume.
The radial vector pairing is the corresponding ENNReal truncated moment.
The conjugate norm of a radial truncation has exactly the original truncated moment as its power.
The canonical raw-adjoint solver also satisfies the centered-cube volume-normalized weak equation. This is a one-way transport: it merely scales both sides and therefore requires neither a cancellation argument nor an additional nonzero hypothesis.
Specialization of scalarDivergence_cross_pairing to the canonical cube
adjoint. The supplied solution is deliberately represented only by its raw
weak equation, which lets the finite-q endpoint derive that fact internally
from its own normalized predicate.
The canonical adjoint cross-pairing directly on the normalized centered
cube. This combines the supplied normalized weak equation with the canonical
normalized adjoint equation and is the exact bridge for the q < 2 proof.
The radial-truncation bootstrap: an estimate with one conjugate-norm
factor on the right already gives the desired L^q bound.
A truncated moment is finite whenever the full positive moment is finite.
The supplied-solution cube Calderón--Zygmund estimate for every finite
exponent. The q<2 branch is obtained by adjoint duality, the q=2 branch
is the energy estimate, and the q>2 branch is the good-λ theorem.