HomMollifyChain #
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Theorem B, §4.5, Step 3c: the S44-J chain, end to end #
The composed theorem #
Two ingredients together close the Step-3c bridge of Theorem B, and this module performs the composition.
UniformBoxGaugeBound m s A (∇w) (the negative-order gradient bound)
⟹ [w]_{C^{0,1-s}} ≤ 16 d A (holderSeminormBoundOn_of_uniformBoxGauge)
⟹ 3^{-m}‖w‖_{L^∞(□_m)} ≤ 16 d A 3^{-ms} (ae_linfty_of_uniformBoxGauge_originCube)
- the mollifier calculus supplies:
(L),(I),(hLim)for the familyW_n = (w ⋆ ψ)_{· + □_n}at the common constant2 d A. - the lifting supplies the telescoping estimate (absolute constant
8) and theL^∞endpoint (constant exactly1). - The mollifier is then removed: the Hölder bound is uniform in
ψ, andw ⋆ ψ_k → wpointwise at the continuous representative along any bump sequence with shrinking radii (ContDiffBump.convolution_tendsto_right_of_continuous), so the bound passes to the limit (HolderSeminormBoundOn.of_tendsto).
The final constant is 16 · d · A: the absolute 8, the common constant 2 d A. The d is the sup-norm duality of HomMollifyLipschitz; nothing else
dimensional enters.
What the consumer must supply #
Besides the negative-order gauge on ∇w, the frame items are:
HasWeakGradientOn Set.univ w Gwithwintegrable and compactly supported and eachG · iintegrable — forw = u - v ∈ H¹₀(□_m)this isCoarseGraining'sH10Function.hasWeakGradientOn_univ_zeroExtensionapplied to the zero extension, whoseMemLpfields give the integrability;- a continuous representative
g =ᵐ w. This is the same representative-level input the lifting already needs for the boundary hypothesishzero(HomLiftEndpoint), and it is where the a.e.-defined Sobolev object is replaced by a genuine function.
References #
- ABK26, Theorem B Step 3.
1. Hölder bounds pass to pointwise limits #
A Hölder bound valid along a pointwise-convergent sequence passes to the limit.
2. The Hölder bound for the mollification #
The lifting for the mollified function.
Under the translate-uniform negative gauge of order -s on ∇w, every
mollification w ⋆ ψ obeys the Hölder bound of exponent 1 - s at the
constant 16 d A, on any set of diameter at most 3^m. The constant does
not depend on ψ.
3. Removing the mollifier #
A shrinking sequence of bump functions on Vec d.
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The normalized bump is a mollifier density.
4. The composed lifting #
THE S44-J LIFTING, END TO END.
From the translate-uniform negative gauge of order -s on ∇w — the
manuscript's ‖∇u - ∇v‖_{W^{-s,∞}(□_m)} bound, at the translate carrier —
the continuous representative g of w is Hölder continuous of exponent
1 - s with constant 16 d A, on any set of diameter at most 3^m.
This is the principle that "W^{-s,∞} for the gradient is
like C^{0,1-s} for the function") made into a theorem.
5. The L^∞ endpoint, in the shape of the frozen root's clause (C3) #
The Step-3c display, at the origin cube.
From the negative-order gauge on ∇w at the scales n ≤ m, together with
the vanishing of the continuous representative on the faces of □_m — the
rendering of u - v ∈ H¹₀(□_m) — one obtains
3^{-m} |g(x)| ≤ 16 d A · 3^{-ms} for a.e. x ∈ □_m,
which is exactly the shape of the frozen root's clause (C3),
the introduction's homogenization estimate, with the explicit constant 16 d.