PairingBounds #
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Domination of the response densities by the doubled energy density #
The linear response term ℓ is the diagonal of the bilinear pairing
B(X, Y) = -⨍ (h X₁) · (bfA(a) Y)₂,
and the quadratic term q is a second quadratic form in the same variable.
Both are dominated pointwise by the doubled energy density of the base
coefficient, with a free Young parameter in the bilinear estimate. Working
with the energy rather than with an L² norm is what keeps the whole
continuity argument inside the doubled functional.
Averaging helpers #
The bilinear response pairing #
Density of the bilinear response pairing -(h X₁) · (bfA(a) Y)₂, whose
diagonal is the linear response density.
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Averaged bilinear response pairing.
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Pointwise domination by the energy density #
The response constants attached to the base coefficient and the L∞
perturbation.
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The coefficient-dependent constant for the right path pairing estimate.
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The coefficient-dependent constant for the quadratic path pairing estimate.
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The energy density is nonnegative wherever the coefficient is elliptic.
Young estimate for the bilinear response pairing. Both slots are controlled by the doubled energy density, with a free positive parameter.
The quadratic response density is dominated by the energy density.
Averaged domination #
The doubled energy value of any doubled field is nonnegative.
Averaged Young estimate for the bilinear response pairing.
Averaged domination of the quadratic response term.
The linear response term is dominated by the doubled energy value.