Coarse-graining support: Support.Sobolev.Fractional.EuclideanGagliardoCoordinateBridgeP #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Finite-p Euclidean-to-coordinate Gagliardo bridge #
This module separates the two elementary changes which occur in the finite
exponent comparison: first replace the Euclidean distance in the vector
kernel by the project's ambient distance, and then compare that Hilbert-vector
kernel with its scalar coordinates. Every displayed constant is independent
of the fractional order s ∈ (0,1).
The intermediate ambient-distance, Euclidean-vector kernel. Its scalar
coordinates are exactly the scalar Gagliardo kernels of the coordinates of
F; only its distance differs from cubeEuclideanWspKernel.
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The finite-p seminorm of the intermediate ambient-distance vector
kernel.
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The scalar coordinates of the intermediate vector kernel are precisely the scalar ambient-distance Gagliardo kernels.
A direct Euclidean L^p field has scalar coordinate L^p fields on the
same cube.
Exact powered-kernel identity for the intermediate ambient-distance Hilbert-vector kernel.
Exact powered-kernel identity for the Euclidean-distance vector kernel.
Pointwise, replacing the Euclidean distance by the ambient distance can only increase the powered kernel.
Pointwise reverse metric comparison, before replacing its s-dependent
factor by the uniform finite-p factor.
The coordinate scalar Gagliardo energies, each raised to the exact finite
p power before summation.
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The finite coordinate energy is one product-measure integral of the sum of the powered scalar kernels.
The powered Euclidean seminorm is exactly its kernel integral.
The powered intermediate seminorm is exactly its kernel integral.
Powered Euclidean fractional energy is bounded by the intermediate ambient-distance Hilbert energy.
The uniform metric factor for the reverse comparison. It depends only
on the dimension and finite exponent, never on s.
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- HCPolySupport.cubeEuclideanWspMetricComparisonConstant d p = ENNReal.ofReal (↑d ^ (↑d + p.exponent.toReal))
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The intermediate ambient-distance energy is bounded by the Euclidean energy with an explicit constant uniform in the fractional order.
The sum of scalar coordinate Gagliardo p-energies is controlled by the
intermediate Hilbert-vector energy.
The explicit finite-dimensional coordinate factor in the reverse Hilbert-vector comparison.
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The intermediate Hilbert-vector p-energy is bounded by the finite sum
of scalar coordinate Gagliardo energies.