Coarse-graining support: Support.Sobolev.Fractional.ConvexApproxGagliardoSmoothing #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Diagonal convex smoothing of fractional kernels #
The inward convex smoother acts on a fractional difference quotient by sampling both variables with the same affine map. This module records that operator separately from the source-facing fractional Sobolev API. Its measure estimates are the analytic input for smooth density on cubes.
Apply one inward affine sample map simultaneously to both arguments of a fractional kernel.
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- HCPolySupport.diagonalConvexApproxSample x0 z r ε xy = (HCPolySupport.convexApproxSample x0 z r ε xy.1, HCPolySupport.convexApproxSample x0 z r ε xy.2)
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Average a vector-valued Gagliardo kernel along the diagonal inward affine samples. This is deliberately an internal analytic operator, not a new fractional-Sobolev norm.
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- HCPolySupport.diagonalConvexApproxAverage ρ H x0 r ε xy = ∫ (z : HCPolySupport.Vec d) in tsupport ρ, ρ z • H (HCPolySupport.diagonalConvexApproxSample x0 z r ε xy)
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The probability measure associated with a nonnegative unit-mass convex approximation kernel.
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- HCPolySupport.convexApproxKernelMeasure ρ = MeasureTheory.volume.withDensity fun (z : HCPolySupport.Vec d) => ENNReal.ofReal (ρ z)
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Recast a kernel-weighted set integral as a Bochner integral against the probability measure carried by the smoothing kernel.
Recast the diagonal average as a Bochner integral against the probability measure carried by the smoothing kernel.
The simultaneous affine sampling map contracts Euclidean pair distances by
the scalar factor 1 - ε.
Pulling a Euclidean fractional kernel through one diagonal affine sample has the exact scaling dictated by the fractional order.
The diagonal affine sampling map transports a product of restricted volume measures with one Jacobian factor for each cube variable.
The corresponding transport formula for the normalized-first-variable Gagliardo measure. The cube normalization is unchanged; the two affine Jacobians are explicit.
The p-th power of the norm is convex for the finite exponents used by
the fractional theory.
Pointwise vector Jensen followed by Tonelli. The averaging variable is
kept scalar, which avoids any measurable Lp-valued section construction.
This is the finite-p estimate used by diagonal Gagliardo averaging.
Powered L^p control of an average against the convex kernel measure.
The three section hypotheses are analytic integrability obligations; later
transport lemmas discharge them from MemLp of a Gagliardo kernel.
The preceding Jensen--Tonelli estimate specialized to diagonal affine sampling of a fractional kernel.