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Support.Sobolev.Foundations.CubeNeumannW22CZ.WeakInteriorDQ.ReflectionParentOrthogonality
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
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Fold a parent-cube vector field back to the original cube by summing the signed pullbacks from all reflection cells. This is the test field whose solenoidal zero-normal property is the concrete Hodge-orthogonality task left by the reflection argument.
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The finite folded parent vector field is L² on the original cube.
Change variables on one reflection cell in the pairing between an arbitrary parent vector field and a reflected original-cube vector field.
The block pairing with a reflected vector field is the original-cube pairing against the finite folded parent vector field.
Centered parent-cube form of the folded-field reduction. To prove the Hodge orthogonality demanded by the parent reflection potential theorem, it is enough to show that this folded field is solenoidal zero-normal on the original cube.
If every original-cube H¹ test admits the expected all-face reflected
H¹ realization on the centered parent cube, then folding a parent
solenoidal zero-normal field back to the original cube preserves the
solenoidal zero-normal test identity. This is the remaining Sobolev gluing
lemma in its most concrete form.
Conditional discharge of the parent Hodge orthogonality: after folding a parent solenoidal test field back to the original cube, the remaining analytic claim is exactly that the folded field is solenoidal zero-normal there.
Hodge-potential handoff with the remaining trace/gluing task isolated to a single preservation property for folded parent solenoidal tests.
Full weak-equation handoff from the folded-solenoidal preservation lemma.
This is the exact interface needed before applying the interior H² estimate
on the centered parent cube.
End-to-end conditional form of the reflection route: it remains to
construct the reflected parent H¹ test for every original-cube H¹ test.