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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Diffusivity.Corrector.CubeJensenVec

CubeJensenVec #

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Portable: the vector cube-average Jensen inequality at the fourth power #

This file contains generic mathematics only. Apart from the sibling portable module CubeJensen -- itself a Mathlib + Homogenization.* file, and a candidate for relocation into CoarseGraining -- it imports nothing but Mathlib and Homogenization.*, mentions no ABK26 object, no model, no cutoff law, no scale and no anchor.

What is here #

Two facts are needed whenever a volume-normalized L^4 quantity built from the averaged value of a vector field on a cube has to be compared with the volume-normalized L^8 norm of the field itself:

Why the vector Jensen is not the coordinate one #

CoarseGraining proves the p = 2 vector statement in sum form, vecNormSq_cubeAverageVec_le_sum_cubeAverage_sq_of_memLp:

  |u_Q|^2 <= sum_i avg (u_i)^2 .

Consumers that then need a fourth power must either pay a dimensional factor d (Cauchy-Schwarz on the d-term sum, the route the proved ellipticityBudget_le takes) or collapse the sum back into a single cube average. The second route is taken here, because the display it feeds -- ABK26's fourth-moment display -- is a numerical bound by a dimension-only constant, and paying an avoidable factor d inside a bound whose right-hand side is a fourth root would make the resulting constant d^{1/4}-inflected for no reason. The collapse is exact, not an estimate: it is the finite additivity of the cube average, cubeAverage_finset_sum_of_integrable, which CoarseGraining has only in the two-term form cubeAverage_add_of_integrableOn and which is supplied here by rewriting both sides as integrals against the normalized cube measure.

With the sum collapsed, |u_Q|^2 <= avg |u|^2 is a genuine scalar cube average on the right, and the scalar p = 2 Jensen inequality of CoarseGraining applies to it a second time, giving |u_Q|^4 <= (avg |u|^2)^2 <= avg |u|^4.

Main results #

Finite additivity of the normalized cube average #

Finite additivity of the cube average. CoarseGraining supplies the two-term form cubeAverage_add_of_integrableOn; this is the Finset form, obtained by reading both sides as integrals against the (finite) normalized cube measure.

Membership bookkeeping #

The cube average of the Euclidean squared length #

The sum of CoarseGraining's coordinate averages is a single cube average. This is the exact collapse that lets the vector Jensen inequality be iterated without paying a dimensional factor.

The vector Jensen inequality at the fourth power #

Vector cube-average Jensen at the fourth power. For a vector field in L^4 of the normalized cube measure,

  |u_Q|^4 <= avg_Q |u|^4 ,

with |.| the Euclidean length and u_Q = cubeAverageVec Q u. Written with vecNormSq on both sides, this is vecNormSq (cubeAverageVec Q u)^2 <= cubeAverage Q (vecNormSq o u)^2.

The volume-normalized L^4 <= L^8 bridge #

The L^4 <= L^8 bridge on a cube. For a field valued in any normed group and lying in L^8 of the normalized cube measure,

  avg_Q ‖g‖^4 <= (‖g‖_{L^8(Q)})^4 ,

with ‖g‖_{L^8(Q)} = cubeLpNorm Q 8 g the volume-normalized L^8 norm. This is the scalar L^4 <= L^8 comparison of CubeJensen applied to the pointwise norm, read back through cubeLpNorm_rpow_eq_cubeAverage_norm_rpow.

The Euclidean form of the L^4 <= L^8 bridge. With ‖u‖_{L^8(Q)} = cubeLpNorm Q 8 (vecNorm o u) the volume-normalized L^8 norm read with the Euclidean pointwise length,

  avg_Q |u|^4 <= (‖u‖_{L^8(Q)})^4 .