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Support.Sobolev.Foundations.CubeNeumannW22CZ.WeakInteriorDQ.PositiveBesovCore
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Positive Besov handoff for the cube Neumann W^{2,2} route #
This file records the algebraic endpoint bridge from the positive vector
Besov seminorms controlled by the Hessian/Poincare part of the C.2 argument
to the downstream CubePoissonGradientDualTestNormL2CoreEstimate.
The remaining analytic content is intentionally visible in the hypotheses: uniform control of the positive vector partial seminorms of the Poisson gradient, and of the component averages.
Componentwise B¹_{2,1} positive dual-test control by the positive vector
partial seminorm, plus the cube-average mode. This is the local form needed by
the Neumann CZ endpoint target.
Scalar form of the q = 1 dual-test norm at p = 2: the top positive
partial seminorm plus the average mode.
A finite top seminorm is bounded once each depth seminorm in its finite range is bounded.
If the scalar oscillation is uniformly bounded on every depth-j
descendant, then the depth seminorm is bounded by the depth weight times that
uniform bound.
Averaged version of the scalar depth handoff. If the scalar oscillation is
pointwise bounded by a nonnegative descendant-local quantity A R, then the
depth seminorm is bounded by the depth weight times the descendant L²
average of A. This is the form compatible with summing local Hessian energy,
rather than taking a sup over all descendants.
If the Poisson gradient has uniform positive-vector Besov seminorm control
and controlled component averages, then it satisfies the exact downstream
L² core dual-test estimate.
This is deliberately conditional: proving the two hypotheses from the weak Hessian witness and local Poincare is the remaining analytic bridge.
Scalar-top-seminorm version of the endpoint handoff. This is the form fed most directly by descendant Poincare estimates for each gradient component.
Depthwise scalar-seminorm version of the endpoint handoff. This is the form most directly targeted by descendant Poincare estimates.