JunctionDischargeStepFiveDisplay #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The Step-5 gauge junction: the averaged display and the endpoint #
ABK26, l.approximate.recurrence.formula, Step 5, together with
e.what.nablaw.really.is and e.lower.bound.oscillations.
Closure.JunctionDischargeStepFive reduces Closure.Step5GaugeEndpoint to one
binder, hdisplay:
avsum_R E[ step5CellExcess ]
<= - E|| grad w_D^{(K)} ||^2_{L2(cu_K)}
+ Fend h^2 shom_n^{-4} 3^{4 cgamma (n+h)} + cgamma^15 .
This module proves that display, and then the endpoint.
The three pieces of the display #
e.what.nablaw.really.is, proved here ascubeAverage_vecNormSq_grad_eq_shellPairing: the Dirichlet weak formulation ofe.def.wtested with its own solution --- legitimate becauseIsZeroTraceDirichletRhsWeakSolutiontests against all ofH10Function Uand the solution is one --- gives, with the identity coefficient field and the forcingg = -streamForcing shom_n^{-1} omega n (n+h) e,fint_{cu_K} |grad w_D|^2 = shom_n^{-1} fint_{cu_K} e . (h grad w_D) ,the sign being fixed by the pointwise skew-symmetry of the fresh shell (
Cutoff.finiteShellIncrement_skew), throughvecDot_matVecMul_skew. This is the manuscript's own second equality ine.what.nablaw.really.is.product of averages vs average of product.
step5CrossDefectnames the per-cube cost of replacing(h)_R (grad w_D)_Rby(h grad w_D)_R, anddescendantsAverage_shellPairing_eqis the exact tiling identity that carries it to the grid. The defect is charged to the two factors ofe.lower.bound.oscillationsby the binderhdefect, and the sum form of that endpoint is turned into the product the cross term produces by the Cauchy--Schwarz chain proved here:integral_rpow_two_le_rpow_integral_rpow_four(Lyapunov in the sample),integral_mul_le_rpowFourRoot_mul_rpowFourRoot(Cauchy--Schwarz in the sample, in the fourth-moment spelling),cubeFamilyAverage_rpowFourRoot_mul_le(Hoelder for the fourth roots on the grid) andcubeFamilyAverage_integral_mul_le_gridFourthMomentRoot_mul_root(the two combined, delivering exactlygridFourthMomentRootagainst the gauge's own fourth-moment root). The final fold iscrossOscillationFold, in the form2 sinv DD <= Cdef (2 A B) <= Cdef (A+B)^2/2 <= (Cdef cgamma^15 / 2) cgamma^15 <= cgamma^15 ,the last step being the gate
hgate.the quadratic error:
Closure.shellProduct_le_quadratic_errorinstantiated atprod = avsum_ |(h)_R (grad w_D)_R|^2,Fend = * C2.
Carrier transports the caller must supply on hosc #
The proved Lean endpoint
exists_gamma0_freshShellDirichlet_meshOscillation_le_gamma_pow_sixteen
(LocalizationOscillationEndpointSixteen.lean) proves
e.lower.bound.oscillations
- on the interior meso grid
interiorMesoCubeGrid, whereas the manuscript's display --- andClosure.Step5GaugeEndpoint, whose carrier isdescendantsAtDepth (originCube d K) j--- averages over the full mesh. This is the known manuscript gap; closing it needs either the interior average or a boundary-strip argument;hoscis stated at the full mesh, i.e. faithfully to the source, and the transport from the interior endpoint is the remaining chain; - against the shell-sequence law
M.P.toMeasure, whereas the closure's carrier is the cutoff sample law(cutoffSampleLaw M).toMeasure. The two are related byCutoff.map_cutoffSampleLaw_val; the change of variables is the second remaining chain.
Neither transport is performed here, and neither is assumed away: both live
inside the single binder hosc, which is the manuscript's own display.
References #
- ABK26,
e.lower.bound.pre2; the Step-5 estimate;e.what.nablaw.really.is;e.nablaw.oscillations;e.lower.bound.oscillations;e.km.kn.Lp;e.nablaw.in.L.eight.
e.what.nablaw.really.is #
Skew-symmetry moves a matrix across the dot product with a sign change.
e.what.nablaw.really.is, Dirichlet leg.
The Cauchy--Schwarz step that feeds the fourth-moment endpoint #
Lyapunov's inequality on a probability space, in the rpow spelling.
Cauchy--Schwarz in the sample, in the fourth-moment spelling.
Cauchy--Schwarz on a finite cube family.
The grid Cauchy--Schwarz for a per-cube second factor #
The one-sided step above is the shape the display needed while the forcing
gauge of e.nablaw.oscillations was read at a single window z0. The
gauge is sited at the cube's own base point, so the second factor of the cross
term is itself a grid family, and the grid step must be Hoelder in both
factors. The three lemmas below supply that.
Jensen for the concave square root, at the finite cube family.
Cauchy--Schwarz for the finite cube-family average.
Hoelder on the grid at a pair of fourth roots.
The two-sided grid/sample Cauchy--Schwarz that feeds the re-sited
e.lower.bound.oscillations.
The per-cube cross defect and the grid identity #
The Step-5 per-cube cross defect: the cube average of the product h grad w, tested against e, minus the product of the two cube averages. It is the
entire cost of replacing (h)_R (grad w)_R by (h grad w)_R.
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Instances For
The grid form of the cross term: the descendant average of the products of the averages is the cube average of the product, minus the grid average of the defects. This is the exact tiling bookkeeping.
The fourth-root gauge normalization #
The two arithmetic folds of the display #
The four legs of the averaged display #
The averaged Step-5 display #
The averaged Step-5 display, at the closure's grid carrier and the finite
localization cube. This is exactly the binder hdisplay of
step5GaugeEndpoint_of_cellDisplay.
The endpoint #
Closure.Step5GaugeEndpoint, from the two correctors and the named legs, at
a per-cube forcing gauge. This is the Step-5 mirror of
Closure.JunctionDischargeStepFour.step4GaugeEndpoint_of_correctors.
The gauge family gauge R omega is the right factor of e.nablaw.oscillations
read at the cube R's own base point; the producer instantiates it at `3^nmesh
- shellDerivNormSum n (n+h) (triadicCubeShift R) omega`.