Coarse-graining support: Support.Sobolev.Fractional.ExactOverlapEuclideanComparison #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
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Exact Euclidean overlap Besov--Gagliardo comparison on centered cubes #
This module compares the source-facing Euclidean overlap seminorm with the literal physical Gagliardo seminorm on every centered triadic cube. The physical coordinate energy is kept over the physical product measure; scale uniformity follows because all comparison constants are dimension/order constants and do not depend on the centered-cube scale.
The canonical exact-overlap integrability certificate carried by a
Euclidean L² field on an arbitrary centered triadic cube.
The physical finite-coordinate family of scalar ambient-distance Gagliardo seminorms, squared before summation.
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The squared Euclidean numerator is the sum of the squared coordinate differences on every centered cube.
Both physical energies vanish in dimension zero.
The physical coordinate energy vanishes in dimension zero.
The physical Euclidean Gagliardo seminorm is controlled by the exact Euclidean overlap seminorm, with no representative or integrability binder.
The exact Euclidean overlap seminorm is controlled by the physical Euclidean Gagliardo seminorm. The explicit constant contains both the scalar overlap factor and the Euclidean/product-metric factor.
One scale-independent constant for both directions of the physical Euclidean Gagliardo/exact-overlap comparison.
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- HCPolySupport.centeredCubeExactOverlapEuclideanComparisonConstant d s = max (HCPolySupport.Gagliardo.gagliardoBesovLowerConstant d) ((2 * 3 ^ d * ENNReal.ofReal (↑d ^ (↑d + 2 * ↑s))) ^ 2⁻¹)
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The common physical comparison constant is finite.
Uniform source-facing equivalence between the exact physical Euclidean
Gagliardo seminorm and the exact Euclidean overlap Besov seminorm on every
centered triadic cube. The finite constant is chosen before the scale and
field, and all measurability, L², representative, and scalar-comparison
obligations are discharged internally.