Coarse-graining support: #
Support.Sobolev.Fractional.ContinuousInterpolation.OverlapCoordinateBridge
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Coordinate bridges for the overlapping positive Besov seminorm #
The scalar fractional-Sobolev comparison and the vector discrete K-functional use two
historically duplicated presentations of the same overlap geometry. This file identifies those
presentations and compares their finite p = q = 2 truncations. No full real-valued sSup
seminorm occurs here.
The duplicated overlap side-length definitions agree.
The duplicated half-open overlap cubes agree.
The duplicated open overlap cubes agree.
The duplicated overlap-volume definitions agree.
The duplicated unnormalized overlap measures agree.
The duplicated normalized overlap measures agree.
The duplicated finite sets of overlap centers agree at every depth.
The duplicated finite-center averages agree.
The duplicated scalar overlap averages agree.
The duplicated vector overlap averages agree.
The duplicated normalized overlap L^p norms agree.
A coordinate of the vector overlap fluctuation is the scalar overlap fluctuation used by
cubeBesovOverlapOscillation.
Each scalar coordinate oscillation is bounded by the corrected vector oscillation on the same overlap cube.
The corrected vector oscillation is bounded by the sum of its scalar coordinate oscillations on the same overlap cube.
The legacy overlap depth weight is the root-scale factor times the corrected vector depth weight.
A scalar coordinate depth average is bounded by the corrected vector depth average.
The square root of the corrected vector depth average is bounded by the sum of the square roots of the scalar coordinate depth averages.
A scalar coordinate depth seminorm is bounded by the root-scale factor times the corrected vector depth seminorm.
After inserting the root-scale factor, the corrected vector depth seminorm is bounded by the sum of the scalar coordinate depth seminorms.
The scalar finite p = q = 2 overlap seminorm is the square root of the sum of its squared
depth terms.
A scalar coordinate finite truncation is bounded by the root-scale factor times the corrected vector finite truncation.
After inserting the root-scale factor, the corrected vector finite truncation is bounded by the sum of the scalar coordinate finite truncations. This is uniform in the truncation depth.
The Euclidean aggregate of the scalar coordinate finite truncations is controlled by the
corrected vector truncation with the explicit factor sqrt d.