Coarse-graining support: #
Support.Sobolev.Foundations.CubeNeumannW22CZ.WeakInteriorDQ.IntegralIdentity
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
The same direct-test identity with the explicit ambient gradient expanded as the difference of the unshifted and shifted localized gradients.
The split direct-test gradient pairing reduces to two interior pairings:
the unshifted pairing against G(x) and the transported shifted pairing
against G(x+h e_i).
The transported split is the negative of the interior pairing with the
forward quotient of the vector field G.
Shifted gradients remain L² on a shift-safe interior set.
The gradient of the forward quotient is the coordinatewise forward quotient of the gradient.
Weak-gradient identity for one coordinate of a forward difference quotient.
This is the distributional handoff used by the Hessian limit argument: each
coordinate of ∇D_i^+u pairs against a test as D_i^+u paired against the
corresponding test derivative.
Coordinatewise L² pairing bound by the full vector energy and the scalar
test energy.
Version of the coordinatewise L² pairing bound localized by support:
when the scalar test is supported in S ⊆ V, only the energy on S appears.
Coordinatewise Cauchy-Schwarz pairing bound in L². Unlike the Young
form above, this is homogeneous in the test norm and is the shape needed for a
Riesz/weak-limit handoff.
Support-localized Cauchy-Schwarz pairing bound.
The L² energy of one coordinate is bounded by the full vector-field
energy.
Homogeneous weak-Hessian handoff from the quotient-gradient coordinate to the distributional second-derivative test functional.
Homogeneous weak-Hessian handoff controlled by the full quotient-gradient energy on the inner set.
Homogeneous weak-Hessian handoff from an inner full-gradient energy bound.
If the inner L² seminorm of the smooth test is zero, then the
distributional quotient-Hessian pairing vanishes. This is the elementary
well-definedness plank needed before extending the bounded test functional to
the L² quotient space.
If two smooth compact tests have zero L² distance on the inner support
set, then they give the same distributional quotient-Hessian pairing. The
proof rewrites the derivative-side pairing through the weak-gradient identity,
so the linearity step happens on the value side as ordinary L² algebra.