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

FreshShellUniqueness #

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

Uniqueness of the two correctors of e.def.w #

ABK26 writes "let w_D and w_N be the solutions" of the two perturbative problems e.def.w, i.e. it asserts uniqueness as well as existence. FreshShellExistence supplies existence; this module supplies the uniqueness half, in the only form the manuscript ever uses it.

Uniqueness holds at the level of the G, not of the function. That is the correct statement in both gauges and is not a weakening: the Dirichlet problem determines its solution outright, but the Neumann problem determines it only up to an additive constant, and H1MeanZeroFunction already quotients that constant away. Every downstream consumer -- e.nablaw.in.L.eight and the displays it feeds -- reads only grad w_D and grad w_N, so gradient uniqueness is exactly what "the solutions" needs to mean.

What is proved here #

Both are specializations of CoarseGraining's general uniqueness theorems to the ambient Laplacian on an open triadic cube; the two side conditions those theorems carry -- nonemptiness of the domain and uniform ellipticity of the coefficient field -- are discharged here from Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Corrector.nonempty_openCubeSet and isEllipticFieldOn_const_one_openCubeSet, so neither appears as a hypothesis.

Uniqueness, Dirichlet leg of e.def.w.

Two zero-trace Dirichlet weak solutions of the ambient Laplacian on an open triadic cube, for the same forcing, have the same gradient.

The ellipticity and nonemptiness side conditions of the general CoarseGraining theorem are discharged internally, so this statement carries neither.

Uniqueness, Neumann leg of e.def.w.

Two mean-zero Neumann weak solutions of the ambient Laplacian on an open triadic cube, for the same forcing, have the same gradient. The additive constant the Neumann problem leaves free is already quotiented away by H1MeanZeroFunction.