Coarse-graining support: Support.Sobolev.Foundations.CubeNeumannW22CZ.WeakInteriorDQ.LimitHessian #
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Limiting Hessian functional #
This file isolates the final compactness/limit handoff for the interior
difference-quotient proof. The hypothesis is deliberately narrow: for a
small-step sequence, the already-built quotient Hessian pairings converge on
smooth tests to the desired pairing against uQ.grad. From that hypothesis
and the uniform quotient estimate, we build the bounded limiting functional.
The concrete fixed-step quotient-Hessian pairing on a smooth open-inner test.
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The limiting Hessian pairing on a smooth open-inner test.
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- HCPolySupport.WeakPoissonEquationOn.openCubeInnerOpenCubeLimitHessianPairing uQ V i j φ = -∫ (x : HCPolySupport.Vec d) in V, uQ.grad x i * (fderiv ℝ φ.toFun x) (HCPolySupport.basisVec j)
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Smooth-test convergence hypothesis for a fixed sequence of legal difference-quotient steps.
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The limiting Hessian pairing as a linear functional on the dense
smooth-test scalar L² submodule.
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The limiting smooth-test functional inherits the uniform quotient-Hessian bound.
Continuous extension of the limiting Hessian functional to all scalar
L² fields on the open inner cube.
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The limiting continuous functional inherits the uniform quotient bound.
Riesz representative of the limiting open-inner Hessian functional.
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Riesz evaluation theorem for the limiting Hessian representative.
The continuous limiting functional agrees with the concrete smooth-test functional on the dense submodule.
The limiting Riesz representative has the same explicit norm bound as the fixed-step quotient representatives.
Under the smooth-test pairing convergence hypothesis, the limiting Riesz
representative is the weak j-derivative of the ith weak-gradient
coordinate on the open inner cube.