CaccioppoliInteriorDatum #
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The interior regime of the coarse-grained Caccioppoli inequality with #
CoarseGraining proves ABK26's l.coarse.grained.Caccioppoli.RHS in its
boundary form: the datum BoundaryForcedCaccioppoliDatum Q a x g bundles a
forced H¹(Q) solution together with the localized zero-trace condition
LocalizedZeroTraceFunctionOn (□_Q) (x + □_{Q.scale-1}) u ,
i.e. "u vanishes on the part of ∂Q seen through the Dirichlet patch". This
module observes that in the interior regime — the regime the frozen
theorem's frontier-empty clause selects, where the patch is a compact subset of
Q and the Dirichlet locus ∂Q ∩ (x + □_{Q.scale-1}) is empty — that
condition is automatic: multiplying by a smooth cutoff supported inside Q
proves in H¹₀(Q) for every H¹(Q) function. So the boundary theorem's
interior specialization is unconditional in the boundary data, which is exactly
the statement needs ("the h-term vanishes").
Two further steps are performed here:
- the geometric hypothesis is reduced to one inclusion. CoarseGraining
asks for both
x ∈ □_Qand the patch condition; the patch inclusion implies the former (the patch contains its own centre).
What is not done here #
Nothing in this module identifies the coefficient field of the frozen theorem's
Dirichlet problem on □_m with a CoeffFamily at the parent cube, and nothing
restricts an equation from □_m to the parent: both are inputs, supplied by
the caller. The module is purely the interior specialization of
CoarseGraining's theorem plus the constant shift.
References #
- ABK26,
l.coarse.grained.Caccioppoli.RHS. - ABK26,
e.energy.bound.interior.
1. The interior regime makes the localized zero trace automatic #
The interior localization. If the localization window sits inside a
bounded open convex domain, then every H¹ function of that domain satisfies
the localized zero-trace condition: a smooth cutoff supported in the window has
compact support inside the domain, so the product is an admissible H¹₀ test
function. This is the Lean content of "in the interior regime the Dirichlet
locus is empty".
A cube window contains its own centre.
2. The interior forced datum, with a constant subtracted #
The constant function as an H¹ function of a cube.
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The gradient of a constant-shifted H¹ function.
The interior forced Caccioppoli datum with a constant subtracted.
The equation is unchanged (it only sees ∇u), and the localized zero-trace
condition is discharged by the interior localization. This is the object the
interior regime feeds to CoarseGraining's boundary theorem.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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3. The interior energy estimate #
The local coefficient energy sees only the gradient.
The interior coarse-grained Caccioppoli inequality with right-hand side, mean-subtracted.
For every forced H¹(Q) solution whose Dirichlet patch x + □_{Q.scale-1} sits
inside Q (the interior regime) and every real c,
⨍_{□_Q ∩ (x+□_{Q.scale-2})} ∇u · ã ∇u
≤ prefactor(C,Q,a,s,t)
( λ_{t,1} 3^{-2·scale} ‖u - c‖²_{L²(Q)}
+ t^{-8}(1-2t)^{-1} λ_{t,1}^{-1} [g]²_{B^{2t}(Q)} ) ,
with prefactor CoarseGraining's caccioppoliWithRHSPrefactor, i.e. the printed
(C/σ)^{2+4s/σ} s^{-2s/σ} Θ_{s,t}^{(1-t)/σ} at σ = 1-s-t.
Only the boundary data has been specialized (to the interior regime); the
∇h-term of the printed lemma is absent because CoarseGraining's datum carries
the homogeneous localized trace.