MeanFinalMeanBound #
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(A): the flush-cube mean bound #
|β| ≤ C · ‖W − β‖_{L²(K)}
for a function W odd about the face hyperplane {yᵢ = a} that the cube
K shares with the boundary, and classically harmonic on a doubled window
D ⊇ K. Applied with β = ⨍_K W this is exactly
|⨍_K W| ≤ C(d) · ‖W − (W)_K‖_{L²(K)} ,
the statement that a Δ-harmonic function vanishing on a face of K cannot be
close to a nonzero constant; the general-β form is what the composition
actually uses.
The proof, in three moves #
- The pointwise near-face elimination (
MeanFinalPointwise): at every pointyof a thin slabSunder the face, the reflection identity plus two second-order Taylor steps eliminate the unknown normal derivative and give|β| ≤ 2|G y| + |G(y − w·eᵢ)| + 3Mw²withG = W − β. - The slab average:
normalizedL2On_mono_of_abs_leand Minkowski turn that into|β| ≤ 2‖G‖_{L²(S)} + ‖G‖_{L²(S − w·eᵢ)} + 3Mw², and both seminorms transfer toKat the volume ratio(|K|/|S|)^{1/2}. - The absorption:
Mis the interior Hessian bound ofexists_hessian_normalizedL2On_boundonD, so3Mw²carries the quadratically small factorw²; the doubled-window transfer ofMeanFinalCorereturns‖G‖_{L²(D)}to2‖G‖_{L²(K)} + 3|β|, and the room hypothesis9·CH·r⁻¹·r⁻¹·RD·w² ≤ 1/2absorbs the|β|that comes back.
The geometry is left abstract — four sets S ⊆ K ⊆ D, S ⊆ T ⊆ D with the
inclusions each move uses — so that the same statement serves an upper and a
lower flush face of MeanControlWindowCube: the sign of the face lives
entirely in the signed depth w, and every hypothesis below is sign free.
References #
- ABK26,
l.harmonic.approximation.good.scales, Step 2 (boundary cubes).
1. A translated window has the same volume #
Translating a window is a measure-preserving relabelling.
The volume of a translated window.
2. The slab average #
The slab average of the pointwise near-face bound.
If a constant β is dominated pointwise on S by 2|G| + |G(· − v)| + Mw,
then it is dominated by the corresponding L²(S) seminorms.
3. (A) #
(A), the flush-cube mean bound.
Let W be odd about the face hyperplane {yᵢ = a}, square integrable on a
doubled window D, and let G = W − β be classically harmonic on D. Let
K ⊆ D be the cube, S ⊆ K a near-face slab whose translate by w·eᵢ also
lies in K, and T a convex Taylor set containing S, its reflection and its
translate, with a uniform ball of radius r inside D at each of its points.
If D is covered — up to the face hyperplane — by K and the reflection of
K, then
|β| ≤ (6·RK + 12·CH·r⁻¹·r⁻¹·RD·w²) · ‖W − β‖_{L²(K)} ,
where bounds (|K|/|S|)^{1/2} bounds (|D|/rᵈ)^{1/2} is the dimensional
constant of the interior Hessian estimate — provided the absorption has room,
9··r⁻¹·r⁻¹··w² ≤ 1/2.