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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.ExcessDecay.InteriorGlueWindow

InteriorGlueWindow #

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

Clause (iv) restricted to a sub-window #

The anchor states its clause-(iv) force data on the whole cube □_m: g ∈ L²(⨍_{□_m}) and [g]_{H^s(□_m)} < ∞, in the volume-normalized and Gagliardo-normalized carriers. Every proved coarse-graining estimate is read on a sub-window (the child x + □_n, or the parent z + □_{n+2}). This module supplies the restriction, unconditionally:

  B ⊆ A ,  0 < |A| < ∞ ,  0 < |B|   ⟹   L²(⨍_A) ⊆ L²(⨍_B) ,
                                        H^s(A) ⊆ H^s(B) .

Both are the same two-line measure argument: the normalized measures differ from the restricted Lebesgue measures by finite nonzero scalars, and restricted Lebesgue measure is monotone in the set. The Gagliardo case is the product restriction (⨍_B ⊗ vol|_B) = |B|^{-1} · (vol ⊗ vol)|_{B×B}, whose set monotonicity is again Measure.restrict_mono.

No estimate is claimed and no constant appears: these are membership transports.

References #

1. Volume facts for the anchor's windows #

2. The volume-normalized restriction #

L²(⨍_A) ⊆ L²(⨍_B) for B ⊆ A. Exact: no constant, no measurability side condition.

3. The Gagliardo restriction #

H^s(A) ⊆ H^s(B) for B ⊆ A, at the level of the Gagliardo kernel's L² membership.

4. Clause (iv) at the anchor's child window #