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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Diffusivity.ApproximateRecurrence.Closure.GammaTenStripCell

GammaTenStripCell #

Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.

The Step-2 cell integrand, bounded on both sides at every cell #

ABK26, Step 2 of l.approximate.recurrence.formula, e.lower.bound.basic.split, e.CG.bounds.2.

What this module is #

Every proved bound on LocalizationFluctuationSelectEndpoint. meshFluctuationCellIntegrand --- Closure.GammaTenAssemblyCell. meshFluctuationCellIntegrand_le_of_besovEnvelope and its two fold shapes --- is one-sided (an upper bound) and needs a pathwise Besov envelope Bg of the gauged bfF_z on the cell. The envelope's moment carrier is the interior mesh, which is why Closure.GammaTenStripAssembly.fluctuationEnergyAverage_le_of_interior_cell_fold_grid_load has to pay for the boundary strip, and its hstrip binder asks for a full-mesh average of the squares of the cell expectations --- a quantity that needs a bound of the integrand from below as well.

This module supplies the missing side. The bound below is not a refinement of the Besov route; it is the crude elliptic one, and it needs no envelope, no minimizer, no Besov exponent, no gauge and no cell-membership beyond the geometric one that types the L^2 legs:

  |fluct_R(omega)|
    <=  (Lam_R + 2 nu^{-1} Lam_R^2) ( Epot_R + |P_R^{pot}|^2 )
          +  2 nu^{-1} ( Eflux_R + |P_R^{flux}|^2 ) ,

Lam_R = Cutoff.coefficientCutoffCubeEllipticityUpper M (n+h) omega R being the realized upper ellipticity constant of the cell's own cutoff coefficient, nu the model's uniform lower one, and Epot_R, Eflux_R the two named cell energies of Closure.SplitObligationsBackground.

Where each side comes from #

LocalizationFluctuationMuMeasCell.meshFluctuationCellIntegrand_eq is the definitional identity

  fluct_R  =  2 mu_field( a_omega; P_z + bfF_z )  -  switch_R(P_z) ,

and both summands are bracketed unconditionally:

The lower half of the integrand uses only the first item's left inequality and the second item's right one; the upper half only the converse pair. Nothing is assumed about the corrector data beyond the vector-L^2 typing of the two background legs, which LocalizationFluctuationBackgroundClass.memVectorL2_meshCellBackground_{potential,flux} supplies from the cell's geometric membership alone.

What is proved #

Binders #

For the pointwise bound, the cell's geometric membership hR and nothing else: no smallness gate, no Besov exponent, no gauge parameter, no measurability, no integrability, no moment and no weak-solution property occurs, and the two correctors enter only as the arguments of the carriers. The integral step adds the integrability and nonnegativity of the majorant alone.

Scope #

Internal Provider infrastructure for the Step-2 fluctuation estimate. There is no sorry, no admit, no custom axiom and no set_option maxHeartbeats.

References #

The crude elliptic majorant of the cell #

The crude elliptic majorant of the Step-2 cell integrand.

  (Lam_R + 2 nu^{-1} Lam_R^2) ( Epot_R + |P_R^{pot}|^2 )
    +  2 nu^{-1} ( Eflux_R + |P_R^{flux}|^2 ) ,

with Lam_R the realized upper ellipticity constant of the cell's cutoff coefficient, nu the model's uniform lower one, Epot_R, Eflux_R the two named cell energies of the Step-2 background and P_R the cell's principal load. It mentions no Besov datum and no minimizer.

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    The two-sided cell bound #

    The Step-2 cell integrand is bounded in absolute value by the crude elliptic majorant, at every cell of the full mesh and at every sample point.

      |fluct_R(omega)|  <=  stripCellMajorant M n h Kc e e' wD wN R omega .
    

    The upper half drops the switch energy by its nonnegativity and bounds the field-slope minimum by the energy of its own slope field; the lower half drops the field-slope minimum by its nonnegativity and bounds the switch energy by the plain elliptic upper bound of the cell's coefficient. Neither half mentions a Besov envelope, so neither is restricted to the interior mesh.

    only on the cell's geometric membership hR, which is used solely to type the two background legs as vector-L^2 on the cell.

    From the pointwise bound to the square of the sample integral #

    theorem Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Diffusivity.ApproximateRecurrence.Closure.sq_integral_le_sq_integral_of_abs_le {Omega : Type u_1} [MeasurableSpace Omega] (mu : MeasureTheory.Measure Omega) {f g : Omega → ℝ} (hg : MeasureTheory.Integrable g mu) (hg0 : ∀ (w : Omega), 0 ≤ g w) (hfg : ∀ᵐ (w : Omega) ∂mu, |f w| ≤ g w) :
    (∫ (w : Omega), f w ∂mu) ^ 2 ≤ (∫ (w : Omega), g w ∂mu) ^ 2

    The square of the integral of a two-sidedly dominated function.

    If |f| <= g almost surely with g nonnegative and integrable, then (int f)^2 <= (int g)^2. No integrability of f is assumed: where f is integrable the bound is abs_integral_le_integral_abs followed by integral_mono_ae, and where it is not the Bochner integral of f is 0, whose absolute value is below the nonnegative integral of g.

    only on hg, hg0 and hfg.

    hstrip, reduced to a nonnegative-majorant grid average #

    The hstrip binder of Closure.GammaTenStripAssembly, reduced.

    The left-hand side of

      cubeFamilyAverage (mesoCubeGrid d Kc (Kc - j))
        (fun R => (int_omega fluct_R)^2) <= Cstrip
    

    is below the same average taken at the crude elliptic majorant instead of the cell integrand. The passage from the one to the other is the only place where the sign of the integrand matters, and it is exactly what abs_meshFluctuationCellIntegrand_le_stripCellMajorant removes: after it, the residual is a statement about a nonnegative grid family, with no minimizer, no Besov datum and no interior restriction left in it.

    on the sample integrability of the majorant at each cell of the mesh and on the majorant's own grid average hmaj. Neither the integrability nor the measurability of the cell integrand itself is assumed.