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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Diffusivity.ApproximateRecurrence.LocalizationSelectionExistence

LocalizationSelectionExistence #

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

Provider: the field-slope doubled minimizer of the localization split #

Source displays in ABK26:

Both X_z and tilde S_z are minimizers of the doubled energy over a class whose slope datum is a field, not a constant:

X_z      = argmin { fint_{z+cu_n} (1/2) X . bfA_m X :
              X in bfAhom^{-1/2}(e'+grad w_D, e+grad w_N+shom^{-1} h e')
                     + (L^2_{pot,0} x Lsolo)(z+cu_n) }
tilde S_z = argmin { fint_{z+cu_n} (1/2) X . bfA_m X :
              X in bfF_z + (L^2_{pot,0} x Lsolo)(z+cu_n) }

The upstream repository provides the doubled variational theory only for the constant-slope class (Homogenization.Book.Ch02.IsDoubledMuAdmissible, doubledMuTheory), and upstream may not be edited. This module supplies the field-slope layer at the same carriers.

What is proved #

Method #

The analytic engine is upstream's coercive affine Hilbert projection Homogenization.affineMinimizerMap on L^2(U; R^{2d}), which is already stated at an arbitrary ambient anchor; only its wrapper MuHilbertProblem.minimizerMap specializes it to a constant BlockVec d. The closed correction space L^2_{pot,0}(U) x Lsolo(U) together with pointwise representatives of its elements is upstream's PotentialSolenoidalL2RecoveryData, produced on every open bounded convex domain by exists_recoveryData_of_mu_eq_muCandidate_of_isOpenBoundedConvexDomain; the identification of the Hilbert quadratic energy with doubledMuValue is upstream's quadraticEnergy_eq_blockEnergyAverage_of_blockState. No analytic fact is reproved here.

Divergences from the printed statement #

The field-slope admissible class #

The field-slope doubled admissible class: X ∈ F + (L^2_{pot,0} × Lsolo)(U) for a slope datum F that is a field. This is the field-slope analogue of Chapter 2's IsDoubledMuAdmissible, which is the special case of a constant slope.

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    The field-slope doubled minimizer predicate, i.e. the argmin of the two displays.

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      The L² bookkeeping of the affine class #

      Existence and uniqueness of the field-slope minimizer #

      Existence of the field-slope doubled minimizer.

      For every Chapter-2 domain U, coefficient a : CoeffOn U and vector-L² slope field F, the variational problem of e.variational.mu.U.P posed over the affine class F + (L^2_{pot,0} × Lsolo)(U) attains its infimum. The second clause is the strict-convexity uniqueness: any competitor whose energy does not exceed the minimizer's agrees with it a.e. on U.

      At the manuscript's carriers this produces tilde S_z (slope bfF_z of e.Fz.def) and X_z (slope bfAhom^{-1/2}(e'+grad w_D, e+grad w_N + shom^{-1} h e')), both on U = z + cu_n.

      Uniqueness a.e. of the field-slope minimizer. Any two minimizers of the doubled energy over the same affine class agree almost everywhere on U, so the manuscript's argmin notation denotes a well-defined object up to a null set.