Coarse-graining support: Support.Sobolev.Foundations.CubePoisson.DualTestNorm #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Positive dual test-norm estimates for Poisson gradients #
The endpoint inputs that the full-dual Besov pairing proof actually uses: each
component of the Poisson gradient admits a positive uniform bound for all
finite-depth dual test norms. The L²-facing wrapper combines this with the
Calderon-Zygmund estimate, and the core wrapper packages the epsilon-free clean
componentwise estimate into the positive B-bundle used downstream.
Positive-test-norm control for Poisson gradients.
This is the endpoint input that the full-dual Besov pairing proof actually
uses: each component of the Poisson gradient admits a positive uniform bound
for all finite-depth dual test norms, and the sum of those bounds is controlled
by the B¹_{2,∞} circ norm of the Poisson gradient up to an arbitrary
epsilon. The epsilon slack keeps the zero-gradient case available while still
implying the exact endpoint duality bound by a limiting argument.
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L²-facing positive-test-norm control for Poisson gradients.
This is the form obtained after composing the positive-test/circ estimate with
the Neumann Calderon-Zygmund estimate. It is closer to the elliptic regularity
statement that remains to be proved: the admissible positive Besov test bounds
for ∇W are controlled directly by the normalized L² norm of the right-hand
side.
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Core direct L² positive-test bound for Poisson gradients.
This is the epsilon-free form one expects from Neumann W^{2,2}/CZ plus local
Poincare: each component of ∇W has all finite positive dual test norms
bounded by the same multiple of ‖F‖_{L²(Q)}. The theorem below turns this
clean componentwise estimate into the positive B-package used by the endpoint
duality wrapper.
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