SuperposedPotentialL2 #
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The full superposed slope defect is a zero-trace potential field #
Finite Whitney-layer prefixes of the bad-component superposition are genuine
zero-trace potential fields. This file proves that those prefixes are Cauchy
in L², identifies their limit almost everywhere with the full superposed
slope defect, and uses the closed-range realization on the open root cube.
The L² argument is non-circular: every integral used in the Cauchy estimate
is an integral of a difference of two finite prefixes, whose MemVectorL2
witnesses are already supplied by the finite potential theorem.
The finite fields and their cell constants #
The finite bad-component slope defect obtained by truncating in Whitney layer.
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The cell constant associated with a finite bad-component prefix.
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A finite prefix is constant on every open simplex cell, with the advertised finite cell sum as its value.
The difference of two finite prefixes obeys the same layer envelope, up to
the elementary factor from vecNormSq_sub_le.
Below the smaller cutoff, two finite prefixes have identical cell value.
The L² increment estimate #
The canonical VectorL2 class of a finite prefix.
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The squared finite-prefix increment, integrated over the root cube, has a geometrically decaying upper bound.
The explicit L² budget for potential increments over a bad family.
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Consecutive finite-prefix classes have a summable geometric distance majorant.
The finite bad-family potential approximations form a Cauchy sequence in
the canonical vector L² space.