HomCGFinalFullNorm #
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The FULL W^{s′,q} norm of a Hölder field, against the test gauge #
What this file supplies #
HomCGFinalGagliardo bounds the seminorm half of CoarseGraining's
cubeEuclideanWspFullENorm. This file adds the L^{q} half — a sup bound is
enough, because the underlying measure is the NORMALIZED cube measure, a
probability measure — and assembles both against the Step-4 test gauge
wsInftyGauge.
The L^{q} half carries the scale weight cubeEuclideanWspScalePowerWeight,
i.e. L^{-s′q}; its q-th root is L^{-s′}. With L = 3^{m} the side, this
is where the predicted single factor comes from:
‖φ‖_{W^{s′,q} full} ≤ L^{-s′}·d·K_sup + d·C(d,β)^{1/q}·L^{α-s′}·K_Höl
≤ K_test · ( L^{-α} K_sup + K_Höl )
with
K_test = d · L^{α-s′} · (1 + C(d,β)^{1/q}), β = d - (α-s′)q,
because L^{-s′} = L^{α-s′}·L^{-α}. The right-hand factor is exactly
wsInftyGauge Q α K_sup K_Höl, whose L^∞ weight 3^{-α·scale} IS L^{-α}.
So the entire order loss α - s′ > 0 is paid as the single explicit factor
L^{α-s′} = 3^{m(α-s′)} in cgTestConst, exactly as the measurement
predicted, and nothing else about the two orders enters.
1. The cube side in the 3-gauge #
The test gauge's L^∞ weight is the side to the power -α.
2. The L^{q} half of the full norm #
A sup bound bounds the normalized L^{q} norm, at the dimensional
constant of the Euclidean/supremum comparison and with NO measure factor: the
normalized cube measure is a probability measure.
3. The full norm of a Hölder field #
C^{0,α}(□) ⊂ W^{s′,q}(□) at the FULL norm.
4. The test constant, and the gauge comparison #
The test-class constant of the order-loss route.
K_test(Q, α, s′, q) = d · L^{α-s′} · (1 + C(d, β)^{1/q}), β = d - (α-s′)q.
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The full norm of a Hölder test field, against the Step-4 test gauge.
This is the honest, order-losing form of the smooth-dual/Hölder test
comparison: the W^{s′,q} unit-ball gauge of a C^{0,α} field is at most
K_test times its W^{α,∞} gauge, with K_test carrying the single factor
3^{m(α-s′)}.