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LeanPool.HighContrastHomogenization.Support.Sobolev.Foundations.CubeCalderonZygmund.HarmonicGradientIterationGeometry

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Support.Sobolev.Foundations.CubeCalderonZygmund.HarmonicGradientIterationGeometry

Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.

Central descendants for the harmonic gradient iteration #

This file fixes the ordinary, geometrically central triadic descendants used to iterate the local harmonic gradient gain. They are deliberately distinct from ScalarOverlap.middleChildCube: the latter is an overlap-indexing cube whose carrier remains at the parent scale, whereas the cubes here are genuine members of childCubes and hence contract by a factor of three at every step.

The ordinary central triadic child of Q. Its all-one digit vector makes it a genuine member of childCubes Q, unlike the overlap-centre construction.

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    The index of a central descendant is obtained by multiplying the parent index by the corresponding triadic power.

    Central descendants of the unit centered cube are precisely the centered triadic cubes at the corresponding negative depth.

    One central child lies strictly inside the half-sized open cube of its parent. This is the geometric margin consumed at every harmonic-gain step.

    The central step at depth n lies in the strict inner half of its depth n predecessor, so the harmonic regularity engine can be iterated.

    Exact normalized-measure restriction formula for the central descendant. The factor is the number of ordinary depth-n descendants.

    Restricting from a normalized cube to a central depth-n descendant has at most the descendant-count loss. The exact p-dependent root factor is available in eLpNorm_centralDescendant_eq_rpow_smul_restrict; this coarser form is convenient for the iteration bookkeeping.

    Finite Lᵖ data on a cube restricts to every central descendant.

    On the probability-normalized central descendant, every finite exponent below 2 is bounded by the L² norm without a volume loss.