OneStepEvenBoundHessian #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The two analytic atoms of the even-part bound (★) #
The boundary branch of the Schauder gradient-Hölder estimate closes its even part by comparing the harmonic competitor with its own first-order Taylor polynomial at a point of the window and paying the resulting quadratic remainder against the Hessian. This module supplies the two atoms that argument consumes:
Second-order Taylor with a Hessian remainder on a convex set. For
utwice differentiable on a convexSwith‖D²u‖ ≤ Mthere,|u(q) − u(p) − Du(p)(q − p)| ≤ M · ‖q − p‖² , p, q ∈ S .The route is the mean-value inequality applied twice on the segment
[p, q] ⊆ S: once toDu(giving‖Du(z) − Du(p)‖ ≤ M‖q − p‖along the segment) and once, in theφ-corrected formConvex.norm_image_sub_le_of_norm_fderiv_le', touitself. The constant isMrather than the sharpM/2; the even-part bound is insensitive to that factor. AVec dshape is provided as well, obtained by transporting the convex set through the coordinate identificationtoEuc.The interior Hessian estimate re-read against the volume-normalized
L²seminorm. The transplanted native estimateinteriorSecondDerivEstimateL2measures the data by the CoarseGraining mean-square deviation on the concentric Euclidean ball. The boundary branch instead carries its data asSupport.normalizedL2On W Von an arbitrary windowWthat merely contains a sup-ballMetric.ball p rat the point. Rebasing costs exactly the volume ratio|W| / |euclideanBall p (r/2)|, which the scale-free lower boundvolume_toReal_euclideanBall_geconverts into the explicit factor(|W| / rᵈ) · (2(d+1))ᵈ; taking square roots gives‖D²V(p)‖ ≤ C(d) · r⁻¹ · r⁻¹ · √(|W| / rᵈ) · ‖V‖_{L²(W)} ,with
C(d) = 4 · C_native(d) · √((2(d+1))ᵈ), the4absorbing(r/2)⁻¹(r/2)⁻¹ = 4r⁻¹r⁻¹.
1. Differentiability from harmonicity #
A harmonic function is differentiable at each point of harmonicity.
The derivative of a harmonic function is differentiable at each point of harmonicity.
2. Second-order Taylor with a Hessian remainder #
Second-order Taylor with a Hessian remainder on a convex set.
Second-order Taylor, Vec d shape.
3. Coefficient algebra for the normalized Hessian estimate #
4. The interior Hessian estimate against the normalized L² seminorm #
The interior Hessian estimate against the normalized L² seminorm of the
window. For V classically harmonic on W and a point p carrying a sup-ball
of radius r inside W.