GradientSplit #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The negative Besov budget of the zero-trace witness gradient #
Source: ABK26 (e.split.besov.stuff.begin). The Term BC multiplicand of the
D_h split is the zero-trace witness u with
∇u = ∇w + ∇w^* + ℓ_p' = ½ (∇v(·,□₀,p,q;a) + ∇v(·,□₀,p,-q;aᵗ)) + p ,
and every Besov estimate for u is fed by the concrete negative Besov
seminorm of ∇u at the gauge exponent 3/8. This module produces that
budget, in the frozen shape
[∇u]_{B^{-3/8}_{2,2}(□₀)} ≤ C λ_{3/8,2}^{-1/2} ( J^{1/2} + |p·q|^{1/2} ) .
The three summands are handled by
- the coarse Poincaré inequality (
Assembly.GaugeBridge) for∇v; - the same inequality for
∇v^*at the transposed coefficient, combined with the transpose invariance of the gauge (Discharge.TransposeGauge) and the adjoint response identity (Discharge.AdjointResponse); - the constant-field bound (
Discharge.ConstantBesov) together with the ellipticity chain (Discharge.EllipticityOrdered) for the affine piecep.
The elementary negative-Besov calculus (a.e. congruence and scalar
homogeneity at finite depth) is not available upstream and is proved here.
Almost-everywhere congruence for the negative q = 2 quantities #
Scalar homogeneity of the negative q = 2 quantities #
L² bookkeeping on triadic cubes #
Shared finite-depth witness estimates #
A scalar multiple of a sum has a uniform finite-depth budget whenever both summands have bounded partial seminorms and the stated full-seminorm budgets.
Adding a constant field combines two uniform partial-seminorm budgets. The target may be any representative equal to the sum almost everywhere.
The two maximizer-gradient budgets #
The negative Besov budget of a response-maximizer gradient at the frozen
unit cube, in the concrete q = 2 spelling.
The negative Besov partial seminorms of any H¹ gradient on a cube are
bounded above.
The adjoint budget: the transposed gauge equals the frozen one, and the
transposed response is shifted by 2 p·q.
The witness-gradient budget #
The explicit constant of the witness-gradient negative Besov budget.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
The negative Besov budget of the zero-trace witness gradient.