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

HarmonicGauge #

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

Cube/ball gauge transfer for interior harmonic estimates #

Vec d = Fin d -> R carries the sup metric, while every interior estimate for a harmonic function is naturally stated on Euclidean balls. CoarseGraining keeps the two gauges separate on the same carrier: openCubeAtScale is the sup-ball and euclideanBall (Sobolev/Foundations/Cutoff/Euclidean) is the explicit round ball defined through vecNormSq. This module proves the two containments relating them, the elementary arithmetic they cost, and the exact volume of a Euclidean ball.

Contents #

The triadic-gap form of the first inclusion --- for a gap k >= d + 2, the Euclidean ball of radius 3^{n+k}/8 around any point of the fine cube z + cu_n stays inside the coarse cube z + cu_{n+k} --- is Corrector.OscillationDecayGap.euclideanBall_eighth_subset_openCubeAtScale_of_gap. That is exactly why the arbitrary-gap oscillation estimate carries the restriction k >= d + 2: a single triadic child need not sit inside the Euclidean ball an interior estimate requires.

References #

sqrt d <= (d + 1) / 2, the elementary bound 4 d <= (d + 1)^2.

The centred coordinate bound.

Every point of the cube z + cu_m is at squared Euclidean distance at most d (3^m / 2)^2 from the centre. This is the sharp constant: the sup-ball of radius 3^m/2 is contained in the Euclidean ball of radius sqrt d * 3^m / 2 and in no smaller one.

The expensive direction.

A cube of scale m is contained in every concentric Euclidean ball of radius strictly larger than sqrt d * 3^m / 2.

The free direction.

A concentric Euclidean closed ball of radius strictly below the half-width 3^m / 2 is contained in the cube of scale m; no dimensional factor is paid because the sup norm never exceeds the Euclidean norm.