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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.ExcessDecay.InteriorAssemblyLhs

InteriorAssemblyLhs #

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

The interior clause's left-hand side, identified with the constructed #

harmonic replacement #

Steps (v) and (vi) of the interior-clause assembly: the frozen theorem quantifies over the harmonic function v and the H¹₀ witness w with v = u − w; every proved estimate is proved for the constructed replacement. This module closes the gap, in the anchor's own carriers:

  ‖u − v‖_{L²(x+□_n)}  =  ‖u − v⋆‖_{L²(□_n)}   at   v⋆ = harmonicReplacement σ u_tilde,

u_tilde = u(· + x) being the solution read in the child's own frame.

The three transported facts #

References #

1. Weak harmonicity untranslates #

Weak harmonicity in the back-translated frame.

If ∫_{U+z} ∇v · ∇φ = 0 for every φ ∈ H¹₀(U+z), then the same holds on U for v(· + z). Exact: no constant, no hypothesis beyond the statement.

2. Laplace harmonicity is comparator harmonicity #

The frozen statement's harmonicity is the development's.

Support.IsWeaklyHarmonicOn is −Δv = 0 weakly; the coarse-graining chain uses Ch03.IsConstantCoeffForcedEquation at the scalar comparator σ Id with zero force. For a positive scalar comparator the two are the same condition: the scalar factors out of the weak identity.

3. The identification #

The interior clause's left-hand side, in the child's own frame.

For every pair (v, w) the frozen theorem quantifies over — v weakly harmonic on the child window W = x + □_n, v = u − w with w ∈ H¹₀(W) — the anchor's own left-hand norm equals the normalized L² norm of the constructed harmonic corrector of the transported solution u_tilde = u(· + x):

  ‖u − v‖_{L²(W)}  =  ‖u(·+x) − v⋆‖_{L²(□_n)} ,
      v⋆ = harmonicReplacement (σ Id) u_tilde .

This is an exact identity. The comparator scale σ > 0 is free: harmonicity does not see it (§2), so the same v⋆ serves every positive scalar background.