Coarse-graining support: Support.Sobolev.Foundations.CubePoisson.ProjectedVectorPoincare #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
The chosen Neumann Poisson solution for the fluctuation right-hand side of
an H¹ function, using the solver bundled in the analytic input.
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The Poisson equation tested against the mean-zero representative of u.
This is the integration-by-parts entry point for the single-cube Poincare
proof.
Coordinate expansion of the Poisson-gradient energy pairing.
The tested Poisson equation in coordinate-sum form.
The tested Poisson equation rewritten in normalized Besov-pairing form.
The remaining analytic step is to replace the unprojected u-gradient
pairings by their projected limits.
The finite-depth projected gradient pairings converge to the unprojected pairing sum appearing in the tested Poisson identity.
Calderon-Zygmund control for the chosen Poisson solution associated to an
H¹ function's fluctuation right-hand side.
Endpoint projected Besov duality between an H¹ gradient and the gradient
of the chosen Neumann Poisson solution.
Endpoint Besov duality between an H¹ gradient and the gradient of the
chosen Neumann Poisson solution, using the full negative Besov seminorm.
Fixed-depth endpoint-duality bound for the projected gradient pairing sum against the chosen Poisson solution.
Endpoint-duality bound for the full gradient pairing sum against the chosen Poisson solution.
Fixed-depth projected Poisson pairing bound after inserting the Calderon-Zygmund estimate for the chosen Poisson solution. The nonnegativity hypothesis is the only algebraic side condition needed to multiply the CZ inequality into the endpoint-duality bound.
Full-gradient Poisson pairing bound after inserting the Calderon-Zygmund estimate for the chosen Poisson solution.
Constant-grouped version of
abs_projectedGradient_pairing_sum_poissonSolutionFor_le_cz.
Constant-grouped version of
abs_gradient_pairing_sum_poissonSolutionFor_le_cz.
The squared fluctuation energy is bounded by the absolute full-gradient Poisson pairing sum.
Squared fluctuation energy bounded by the full endpoint-duality and Calderon-Zygmund constants.
Normalized L² fluctuation estimate obtained from the full endpoint
duality and Calderon-Zygmund inputs. This is the analytic core of the
infinite-depth vector Poincare theorem.
Infinite-depth vector Poincare estimate with the natural constant supplied by the cube-local analytic input bundle.