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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Homogenization.HomCGFinalTestClass

HomCGFinalTestClass #

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

The test-class conversion, at the two orders s′ < s #

What this file supplies #

The domination of the Hölder test gauge by CoarseGraining's smooth W^{s,p′} dual is the ONE gap between that dual and the repository's WeakNegDualBoundOn, and it is FALSE at equal orders (the Gagliardo integrand of a C^{0,s} field is logarithmically divergent). This file gives the honest, order-losing form as a THEOREM:

  SmoothDualDominatesHolderTestsAt Q s′ s p (cgTestConst d Q s s′ p′)

for every pair s′ < s in the admissible window 0 < (s-s′)p′ < d. The constant is HomCGFinalFullNorm's, i.e. d·3^{m(s-s′)}·(1 + C(d,β)^{1/p′}), and the two orders enter ONLY through that single factor.

The route, in one line #

A merely Hölder test φ is not admissible against the smooth dual, which is a supremum over globally C^∞ unit tests. Normalize φ by the gauge (ψ = φ / (K_test · gauge)), extend it by McShane and mollify it (HomCGFinalSmoothTest): the resulting fields are globally smooth, carry the SAME two constants, and hence sit in the unit ball of cubeEuclideanWspFullENorm by HomCGFinalFullNorm.cubeEuclideanWspFullENorm_le_gauge. Each therefore pairs against F below the dual norm D. They converge to ψ pointwise on the open cube, and F ∈ L² of a probability measure dominates the pairing integrand uniformly, so dominated convergence transports the bound to ψ itself, i.e. to |⟨F, φ⟩| ≤ D · K_test · gauge.

What it costs, and why it is free at the level #

Nothing is paid at the level: cgTestConst carries 3^{m(s-s′)} and the smooth-dual display at order s′ carries 3^{s′m}, so the product is 3^{sm}, the level the Step-4 consumer wants. The order loss is paid only inside the printed right-hand side, whose s^{-1}, s^{-9/2} and (s₂-s)^{-1} are read at s′; the spine's bundle quantifies all of those existentially.

1. The cube pairing as an integral against the normalized cube measure #

The pairing is homogeneous in the test field.

2. The pairing integrand, dominated #

3. The dominated-convergence transport of the pairing #

The pairing passes to a uniformly bounded pointwise limit of test fields.

4. A smooth unit test pairs below the dual norm #

5. The open cube is nonempty #

6. The two-order test-class comparison #

The test-class comparison at the two orders s′ (dual) and s (data).

This is the smooth-dual/Hölder test domination with the CoarseGraining side read at the strictly smaller order s′, which is the only reading that can be true.

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    theorem Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Homogenization.cgTestConst_pos {d : ℕ} (Q : HCPolySupport.TriadicCube d) {alpha s' t : ℝ} (hlo : 0 < (alpha - s') * t) (hhi : (alpha - s') * t < ↑d) :
    0 < cgTestConst d Q alpha s' t

    The test constant is strictly positive in the admissible window.

    7. The WeakNegDualBoundOn conversion at the two orders #

    The Step-4 carrier, produced from the smooth-dual level at order s′.

    The conversion of a smooth-dual level into the Step-4 carrier, with the CoarseGraining side read at s′ < s. The output level is the data order s, which is what the bundle's duality clauses use.