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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Homogenization.HomCGFinalLegs

HomCGFinalLegs #

Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.

The two duality legs, produced from the display at the lower order #

What this file supplies #

The last link of the order-loss route: the display, read at the LOWER order s′, produces BOTH WeakNegDualBoundOn legs at the DATA order s.

Input: 3^{-s′m}(σ₀‖∇u-∇v‖ + ‖𝐚∇u-σ₀∇v‖)_{smooth dual at s′} ≤ R, i.e. HomCGDischargeTestClass.smoothDual_legs_of_display applied at s′.

Output, with K = cgTestConst d □_m s s′ p′:

  WeakNegDualBoundOn □_m s (K · σ₀⁻¹ · 3^{s′m} R) (∇u - ∇v)   and
  WeakNegDualBoundOn □_m s (K ·        3^{s′m} R) (𝐚∇u - σ₀∇v).

Since K = d·3^{m(s-s′)}·(1 + C(d,β)^{1/p′}), the produced levels are

  d(1+C)·3^{sm}·σ₀⁻¹·R      and      d(1+C)·3^{sm}·R,

which is EXACTLY the shape of the finite-p coarse-graining hypothesis's two duality clauses, 3^{s·scale}σ⁻¹·RHS and 3^{s·scale}·RHS, with the dimensional factor d(1 + C(d,β)^{1/p′}) absorbed into the printed constant C_cg — which the spine's bundle quantifies existentially. The order loss has vanished from the LEVEL; it survives only inside R, where the printed s^{-1}, s^{-9/2} and (s₂-s)^{-1} are read at s′.

1. The scale weight, moved to the real side #

2. The two legs #