Coarse-graining support: Support.Sobolev.Foundations.CubeCalderonZygmund.OneStoppingBallComparison #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
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The one-stopping-ball comparison estimate #
This is the local, genuinely PDE-derived step in the cube good-lambda
argument. At an exact stopping radius it constructs the zero-trace harmonic
replacement on the comparison parent, applies the finite-exponent harmonic
gain on its triadic descendant, and then applies the weighted comparison-tail
inequality. No harmonic comparison or tail estimate is an input hypothesis.
The datum in the stopping energy is sigma0⁻¹ • hilbertifyVecField H. This
normalization is essential: it makes every constant below independent of the
ellipticity scale, while the final source norm has exactly the expected
sigma0⁻¹ factor.
The coefficient produced by the one-ball comparison. The first summand
comes from the harmonic L^q gain on B_(5r), the second from the
zero-trace correction energy on its comparison parent. In the final tail
bound it multiplies the factored quantity
(M / 2)^(2-q) + eps^2; keeping this source-facing factor separate is what
allows the later good-lambda parameter choice.
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The coefficient is finite; hence it may safely be used in the later weighted layer-cake integration without an implicit extended-real exception.
The exact stopping identity and the last-exit bound control both fields on the actual harmonic-comparison parent. This is deliberately stated before the PDE comparison: it is the point at which the conservative radius cutoff is converted into the sharp parent-radius input required by the local replacement.
The PDE part of the one-ball argument. The zero-trace correction and its harmonic remainder are constructed internally; the returned bounds are the two inputs needed by the weighted-tail step.