Coarse-graining support: Support.Sobolev.Foundations.WeakHessianEuclidean #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
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Euclidean norms for weak Hessians #
This module gives the coordinate weak-Hessian carrier its canonical Euclidean
(Frobenius) pointwise magnitude and its volume-normalized L² norm on cubes.
The pre-existing coordinate-ℓ¹ norm remains available for estimates proved
before this Euclidean interface was introduced.
The explicit matrix Frobenius magnitude agrees with the norm of the project's Euclidean Hilbert matrix realization.
Pointwise matrix Frobenius magnitude of the weak Hessian carrier.
Equations
- H.frobeniusMagnitude x = HCPolySupport.matrixFrobeniusMagnitude fun (i j : Fin d) => H.hess i j x
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The pointwise square of frobeniusMagnitude is the sum of the squares of
all weak Hessian coordinates.
Each weak Hessian coordinate is square-integrable for normalized cube volume whenever its carrier domain is that open cube.
The pointwise Frobenius magnitude of a weak Hessian is in normalized
L² on every cube on which the carrier is defined.
The proof-carrying normalized L² value of the pointwise Frobenius
magnitude, on the safe half-open carrier of a cube.
Equations
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Literal manuscript formula for the proof-carrying normalized Frobenius
L² value.
The volume-normalized L² Frobenius norm of a weak Hessian on an open
cube. The inverse square-root volume factor is explicit.
Equations
- HCPolySupport.HasWeakHessianOn.frobeniusNormalizedL2 Q H = (HCPolySupport.cubeVolume Q)⁻¹ ^ (1 / 2) * √(∑ i : Fin d, ∑ j : Fin d, ‖H.hessCoordToScalarL2 i j‖ ^ 2)
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Squared characterization of the normalized Frobenius L² norm.
The Hilbert sum of coordinate L² norms is bounded by their ℓ¹ sum.
Bridge from the Frobenius norm to the older volume-normalized coordinate
ℓ¹ Hessian norm.
The coordinate Hilbert-sum realization is exactly the proof-carrying
normalized L² norm of the pointwise Frobenius magnitude.
The normalized Frobenius L² value does not depend on the particular
weak-Hessian representative of an H¹ function on an open cube.