MultiscalePoincareBridge #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The multiscale Poincare bridge at the genuine negative Sobolev carrier #
This module proves that the manuscript object 3^{-m}‖F‖_{\Hminusul(\cu_m)} of
a vector field F on a triadic cube of scale m is bounded by the multiscale
sum of its cube averages, and specializes that bound to the canonical maximizer
gradient centred at the coarse scale-separation vector. This is the
\ell^2-aggregated form of the estimate that ABK26 obtains by citing the
multiscale Poincare inequality of AK.Book, Proposition 1.10.
The estimate is proved directly at the genuine Chapter 1 negative Sobolev
carrier of Carriers.lean. No Besov surrogate appears on the left-hand side.
Route #
cubeBesovDualMeanZeroTestGlobal_rescaled_test: a Chapter 1 mean-zeroW^{1,2}test in the unit normalized gradient ball, rescaled by the scale-free constanttestRescaleConstant, is an admissible mean-zero negative Besov test at(s,p,q) = (1,2,1). The analytic input is the upstream embeddingcubeBesovPartialSeminormTop_one_two_le_normalizedW1pSeminorm(Homogenization/Sobolev/Foundations/CubeBesovPoincare/W12Embedding.lean). The exponent bookkeeping iscubeBesovConjExponent 1 = ∞andcubeBesovConjExponent 2 = 2, so the dual test seminorm at(1,2,1)is the positive BesovB^1_{2,∞}partial seminorm.normalizedMeanZeroHMinusOneSeminorm_le_multiscalePoincareConstant_mul_cubeBesovCircNorm: pairing against the rescaled test and taking the supremum over the test class gives the scalar bridge, composed with the upstream comparisoncubeBesovDualMeanZeroSeminorm_le_note_constant_mul_cubeBesovCircNorm(Homogenization/Besov/Duality/GlobalComparison.lean) ats = 1,p = 2,q = 1, all of whose hypotheses hold at those exponents.scaledNegHMinusOne_le_multiscaleAverageSum: coordinatewise aggregation in the same Euclidean\ell^2shape in whichscaledNegHMinusOneis defined.scaledNegHMinusOne_maximizerGradientDefect_le_multiscaleAverageSum: the instance at the Chapter 2 canonical maximizer gradient, centred atcoarseScaleSeparation.
Correspondence with the printed display #
cubeBesovCircDepthWeight_one records that at s = 1 the depth-j negative
circ weight of a cube of scale m is 3^{m-j}. Since the depth-j circ
average is avsum_{z\in3^{m-j}\Zd\cap\cu_m}|(f)_{z+\cu_{m-j}}|^2 and the q = 1 circ norm sums those terms over all depths, the quantity
3^{-m}·cubeBesovCircNorm Q 1 2 1 f is the printed right-hand side
Σ_{n=-∞}^{m} 3^{-(m-n)}(avsum_z |(f)_{z+\cu_n}|^2)^{1/2} under the reindexing
n = m - j. This identification is a formalization reading, not a Lean
theorem: only the weight half of it, cubeBesovCircDepthWeight_one, is
formalized here; the remaining identification of the depth average and of the
depth sum with the printed average and sum is read off the upstream definitions
cubeBesovCircDepthAverage, cubeBesovCircPartialSeminorm and
cubeBesovCircNorm by inspection.
The conclusion proved here aggregates the components in \ell^2, which is the
same aggregation used to define scaledNegHMinusOne. By Minkowski's
inequality in the coordinate index, that \ell^2 aggregate is bounded by the
printed sum of Euclidean averages, so the bound proved here implies the printed
display with the same constant.
Weight bookkeeping #
At s = 1 the depth-j negative circ weight of a cube of scale m is
3^{m-j}. Hence 3^{-m} times the negative circ norm at (s,p,q) = (1,2,1)
is exactly the manuscript sum Σ_{n ≤ m} 3^{-(m-n)}(avsum_z |(f)_{z+□_n}|²)^{1/2}
under the reindexing n = m - j.
The canonical maximizer instance #
The manuscript field ∇v(·,\cu_m,p,q;\a) - (\s_*^{-1}(\cu_m)(q+\k(\cu_m)p) - p), written from the Chapter 2 canonical maximizer.
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