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

OscillationNestedAssembly #

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

The nested-recentring assembly #

This module runs the nested recentring end to end on the concentric triadic family U_j = z + cu_{n+j}, 0 <= j <= N, and produces the abstract form of the display e.nablaw.oscillations.

The mechanism #

At every scale j <= N the corrector w is replaced by a harmonic function h_j = w - phi_j, where phi_j in H^1_0(U_j) is the potential of the forcing recentred on U_j (OscillationNestedTransport). The defect obeys the birth-scale bound || grad phi_j ||_{L2bar (U_j)} <= sqrt d * M * 3^{n+j}. On the fine cube U_0 the gradient of w is then written as the finite sum

  grad w = grad h_N + sum_{j < N} (grad h_j - grad h_{j+1}) + grad phi_0 ,

and each summand is estimated on U_0 directly from its own birth scale.

The two declared divergences #

Both are visible in the constant, which is written as an explicit sum of the decay contribution C(d) rho and the small-gap contribution (3 rho)^{d+2}.

Contents #

Portability #

This file depends only on Mathlib, on CoarseGraining (Homogenization.*) and on the harmonic/oscillation layer of this same directory. It mentions no object of the manuscript: no model, no cutoff, no shell, no corrector, no sigmaBar. The forcing G is an abstract Lipschitz vector field; the manuscript's sigmaBar^{-1} grad (k_m - k_{m-h}) is one instance of it, produced elsewhere. It is intended to be portable into CoarseGraining by a single mechanical namespace rename.

References #

The per-scale harmonic replacement family.

From the single weak equation on the coarse cube z + cu_{n+N} one obtains, at every scale j <= N simultaneously, an H^1_0(z + cu_{n+j}) potential phi_j whose subtraction makes w weakly harmonic on z + cu_{n+j} and whose gradient has normalized L^2 size at most sqrt d * M * 3^{n+j} there.

The harmonic increment born at scale j.

For j < N the difference h_j - h_{j+1} of the two harmonic replacements built at consecutive scales is an H^1 function on the finer cube z + cu_{n+j}, is weakly harmonic there, and its weak gradient is grad phi_{j+1} - grad phi_j: the corrector's own gradient cancels.

The nested-recentring display.

Let w be an H^1 function on the coarse concentric cube z + cu_{n+N} which weakly solves - Delta w = div G there against H^1_0 competitors, and suppose the differentials of the coordinates of the forcing G are bounded by M on that cube. If the number of scales satisfies N >= d + 3, then

  || grad w - (grad w)_{z+cu_n} ||_{L2bar (z+cu_n)}
    <= C(d) 3^{-N} || grad w - (grad w)_{z+cu_{n+N}} ||_{L2bar (z+cu_{n+N})}
       + C(d) N 3^n M ,

with a constant depending only on the dimension. This is the shape of the manuscript's e.nablaw.oscillations with N = m - h - n and M = sigmaBar^{-1} || grad (k_m - k_{m-h}) ||_{L^infty}: the full geometric gain 3^{-(m-h-n)} on the coarse term, and a forcing term linear in m - h - n carrying the single factor 3^n. The coarse term appears here in the sharper oscillation form; the printed norm form follows by mean recentring.

The proof never forms an adjacent-scale cube recurrence: increments born at scale j >= d + 3 are hit once by the arbitrary-gap harmonic decay from their birth scale directly to the fine cube, and the finitely many increments born at j < d + 3 are dispatched by a single volume-ratio comparison. See.

The nested-recentring display in the printed norm form.

The same estimate with the coarse term written as the normalized L^2 norm of grad w on the coarse cube, which is literally the right-hand side of e.nablaw.oscillations:

  || grad w - (grad w)_{z+cu_n} ||_{L2bar (z+cu_n)}
    <= C(d) 3^{-N} || grad w ||_{L2bar (z+cu_{n+N})} + C(d) N 3^n M .

It follows from the oscillation form by mean recentring, the oscillation being the deviation from the average and the norm the deviation from the origin.