OneStepEvenBound #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The two-point Taylor estimate at the met face #
This module carries the analytic step's residue (★): for a competitor V odd
about the met face and harmonic on the doubled window, the even part of an
affine competitor is controlled pointwise, on a near-face slab of depth
delta, by the affine residual f = V - ℓ* at two nearby points plus a
Hessian remainder.
The mechanism #
Write ρ for the reflection through the met face {yᵢ = a}, a = (1/2)·3^m.
The reflection identity f ∘ ρ + f = -2 e of OneStepEvenBoundOdd is exact but
by itself carries no information: it is an identity. Harmonicity enters through
a second-order Taylor comparison along the normal direction, applied twice:
- to the pair
(y, ρ y), whose displacement is2 s·eᵢwiths = a - yᵢ; - to the pair
(y, y - delta·eᵢ), whose displacement is-delta·eᵢ.
The first, combined with the reflection identity, gives
|e y + f y + s β| ≤ 2 M delta² where β is the (unknown) normal derivative of
f at y; the second gives |f(y - delta·eᵢ) - f y + delta β| ≤ M delta² and
therefore determines β up to M delta. Eliminating β — legitimate because
s/delta ∈ (0,1], which is exactly why the deep comparison point is taken at
the fixed depth delta rather than at a depth proportional to s — leaves
|e y| ≤ 2 |f y| + |f (y - delta·eᵢ)| + 3 M delta² .
This is the pointwise input the L² assembly of OneStepEvenBoundFinal
consumes. Note that no continuity of V at the face is used, and no membership
hypothesis beyond y in the core slab.
1. Displacements along the normal #
The normalized seminorm does not see absolute values.
Integrate a translated pointwise domination bound on an arbitrary window.
The face reflection displaces a point by twice its distance to the face, along the normal.
Translating by a multiple of a basis vector.
The toEuc image of a normal displacement.
Two-point Taylor elimination on a convex set containing both comparison points.
2. The pointwise estimate on the core slab #
The two-point Taylor estimate at a near-face point.
For f = V - ℓ* harmonic on the Taylor box with Hessian bounded by M, and y
in the core slab of depth delta under the met face, comparing f at y with
its values at the reflected point ρ y and at the pushed point y - delta·eᵢ
eliminates the unknown normal derivative and prices the even part pointwise.