InteriorWindowMove #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The Gagliardo window move: the child window into the anchor's parent window #
InteriorGlueWindow restricts the anchor's clause-(iv) data from □_m to a
sub-window — a membership transport, no constant. This module supplies the
opposite, quantitative move on the seminorm itself, which the assembly needs on
the correction and forcing legs:
[g]_{H^s(x+□_n)} ≤ 3^{d} · [g]_{H^s(W)} , W = (z+□_{n+2}) ∩ □_m ,
whenever the anchor's geometry binder holds. The mechanism is the volume
normalization alone: the Gagliardo measure of a window A is
|A|^{-1}(vol⊗vol)|_{A×A}, so passing from W to the smaller x+□_n costs
exactly the volume ratio |W|/|x+□_n| ≤ 3^{2d} inside an L², i.e. 3^{d}.
The ratio is the two-scale one because the anchor's own geometry binder puts
the child x+□_n inside z+□_{n+1}, hence inside z+□_{n+2}, which carries
W; the crude bound |W| ≤ |□_{n+2}| = 3^{2d}|□_n| is used, so the constant is
3^{d} and not the 3^{2d} a two-step application would give.
References #
- ABK26,
l.harmonic.approximation.good.scales, (the geometry binder; the right-hand-side windows).
1. The volume of an origin cube #
The open realization of □_k has volume (3^k)^d.
The two-scale volume ratio of the anchor's parent and child cubes.
2. The seminorm under a window shrink #
The Gagliardo seminorm on a sub-window, at the volume ratio.
If B ⊆ A and |A| ≤ K |B| then [f]_{H^s(B)} ≤ K^{1/2} [f]_{H^s(A)}. Both
sides are ℝ≥0∞, so no finiteness is required.
3. The anchor's child-to-parent window move #
The d-only constant of the window move: 3^d, the square root of the
two-scale volume ratio.
Equations
Instances For
The window move.
Under the anchor's geometry binder, the Gagliardo seminorm on the child window
x + □_n is bounded by 3^d times the seminorm on the anchor's own
right-hand-side window W = (z+□_{n+2}) ∩ □_m.
The window move, in the real-valued form the assembly consumes.
The finiteness hypothesis is the anchor's own clause (iv), restricted to W.