Coarse-graining support: Support.Sobolev.Fractional.ExactOverlapFinitePAveraging #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Finite-p synchronized overlap averaging #
This module packages the concrete smooth overlap average simultaneously as an
H¹ and a finite-W¹ᵖ vector field. The two witnesses have literally the
same field and the same coordinate derivative matrix. The remaining
one-depth estimates are stated against the direct Euclidean overlap energy,
so later Calderón--Zygmund interpolation can use them without introducing a
separate K-functional carrier.
The rooted direct Euclidean overlap energy at one depth. Its p-th
power is exactly the unweighted j summand in
cubeEuclideanPositiveBesovOverlapESeminorm.
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Nonnegativity of the rooted one-depth Euclidean overlap energy.
Raising the rooted depth energy to p recovers its unrooted finite
overlap average exactly.
The complete overlap energy is the weighted sum of the rooted depth energies. This is the precise connection used by the later one-level Calderón--Zygmund estimate.
The powered finite-p residual of the concrete average is controlled by
the direct Euclidean overlap energy at the same depth.
The concrete smooth overlap average as a finite-W^{1,p} vector field.
It intentionally reuses the field formula of averagingCompetitor; only the
Sobolev witness changes.
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- P.averagingCompetitorW1p h p = { coord := fun (i : Fin d) => HCPolySupport.W1pFunction.ofContDiffOnIsOpenBoundedConvexDomain ⋯ ⋯ }
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The Hilbert and finite-p overlap-average witnesses are synchronized at
the field level.
The Hilbert and finite-p overlap-average witnesses are synchronized at
the derivative level.
Pointwise finite-p Jacobian control for the concrete overlap-average
formula. The finite-center and finite-matrix losses are dimension-only.
Powered normalized finite-p Jacobian estimate for the overlap-average
competitor. The only overlap loss is the dimension-only bounded-overlap
constant; in particular no depth-cardinality appears.
Simultaneous Hilbert and finite-p witnesses for an input carrying both
integrability classes. The membership assumptions are retained here because
the later residual estimates consume both witnesses from the same datum.