HomSeamFluxCoefficient #
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The COEFFICIENT half of the seam: the slots re-pinned at ĂŁ_{L,m} #
What this file settles #
HomSeamRepin names, as an input, the domination
đ_{t,â,2}(âĄ_m, n; a_L, Ď_m) ⤠sup_{L' ⼠m} đ_{t,â,2}(âĄ_m, n; ĂŁ_{L',m}, Ď_m)
â the LEFT side at the UNCUT field a_L. That statement is NOT the standing
bounds_mathcal_E_aL provider obligation, and it is not a consequence of it.
The obligation is an a.e. IDENTIFICATION at the flux-corrected family
(Support/FluxCorrectedTwoScale.lean, module docstring): both of its sides
carry ĂŁ. The a_L-sided statement is a genuinely different â and much
stronger â inequality, for the following reason.
đ is built from Ch02.doubledResponseJ, whose block matrix
blockMatrixOfCoeff A reads the SKEW part of A explicitly
(upperLeft = s + káľ sâťÂš k, upperRight = -(káľ sâťÂš), âŚ, with k = skewPart A).
Adding a constant skew matrix K to the coefficient therefore does not fix
J; in the classical variational form it shifts the second argument,
J(U, p, q; a + K) = J(U, p, q - Káľp; a) = J(U, p, q + Kp; a),
so at the normalized arguments p = Ď_m^{-1/2} e, q = Ď_m^{1/2} e the two
families are separated by exactly Ď_m^{-1/2} (k_L - k_m)_{âĄ_m} e. That is
precisely the object the flux correction exists to REMOVE, and it is not bounded
uniformly in L (it is a stream-matrix increment across L - m scales). No
constant â and no supremum over L' ⼠m on the right â restores the direction:
the right side vanishes on a configuration whose coarse-grained ĂŁ equals Ď_m Id, while the left side is then of size |(k_L - k_m)_{âĄ_m}|.
The print never asks for it #
The manuscript's own route is the opposite one, and it is stated twice:
- (§4.5, the display feeding
EthmB(m)): "Note that the first equation in the Dirichlet-pair display is unchanged if we replacea_LbyĂŁ_{L,m}:= a_L - (k_L - k_m)_{âĄ_m}", after which Step 3 applies the coarse-graining proposition witha = ĂŁ_{L,m}â never witha_L; - (§4.3): the same move, at
ĂŁ_{L,n+2}.
So the coarse-graining bundle is to be INSTANTIATED at ĂŁ_{L,m}, and then the
seam's coefficient half is the already-named a.e. identification, with no new
estimate anywhere. Sections 1--3 below are the machine content that makes the
re-instantiation free of charge:
- the constant increment is skew (
matTranspose_fluxIncrementAverage); - the §4.5 Dirichlet datum transports verbatim
(
isDirichletSolutionOn_fluxCorrected_of_cutoff's own sentence); - the bundle's energy slot
printedLocalEnergyis LITERALLY EQUAL at the two fields (printedLocalEnergy_fluxCorrected), because it reads onlysymmPart.
Sections 4--6 carry the re-pinned slots recutPinnedE1Flux,
recutPinnedE2Flux and the two domination theorems, at the re-pinned base s' = s/8, from the honest input FluxCorrectedParentIdentification.
Scope #
Proved outright: the skewness, the two transports, and the two domination slots at the flux-corrected coefficient.
Still an input, and named as FluxCorrectedParentIdentification: the a.e.
identification of CoarseGraining's literal q = 2 truncated parent error of
ĂŁ_{L,m} with the measurable two-argument observable, at a fixed Ď and in
the ⤠direction. This IS the standing bounds_mathcal_E_aL provider
obligation (Support/FluxCorrectedTwoScale.lean), restricted to one sample;
nothing here asserts it. Its ingredients are all but not composed:
FluxCorrectedRepresentative.ae_forall_normalizedBlockResponseMax_fluxCorrected_eq_representative
supplies the probability-one event, and what remains is the definitional
matching of Ch02.parentTruncatedNormalizedBlockResponseScalarEMaxAtScale (an
ââĽ0â sSup over descendants of the PARENT restriction) with
Ch02.normalizedBlockResponseMax (the real sSup at the FAMILY's own
coeffOn), plus the ENNReal.ofReal/tsum/sqrt commutations.
1. The constant flux increment is skew, in matrix form #
(k_L - k_m)_Q(Ď) is antisymmetric as a matrix identity, which is the form
the shift API of AntisymmetricShift consumes.
2. The Dirichlet datum transports #
THE PRINT'S OWN MOVE (and at §4.3): the
first equation of the Dirichlet pair is unchanged when a_L is replaced by
ĂŁ_{L,m}, because the two differ by a constant antisymmetric matrix. The
boundary clause never sees the coefficient.
3. The energy slot is LITERALLY the same at the two fields #
THE ENERGY SLOT IS FREE. printedLocalEnergy reads its coefficient
only through symmPart, so the bundle's Gen slot at ĂŁ_{L,m} is the SAME
function of cubes as at a_L â not merely dominated by it.
4. The print-accurate đ slots #
The đâ slot at the PRINTED coefficient ĂŁ_{L,m} and the low order s/8.
The sibling of the pinned đâ slot at the uncut a_L, with the print's own
coefficient in its place.
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The đâ slot at the PRINTED coefficient ĂŁ_{L,m} and the half order
s/16.
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5. The one remaining input, in its honest shape #
THE ĂŁ IDENTIFICATION â the coefficient half of the seam, at the
print's own coefficient.
At a fixed sample and every admissible L, CoarseGraining's literal q = 2
truncated parent error of the FLUX-CORRECTED field ĂŁ_{L,m} on âĄ_m is below
the measurable two-argument flux-corrected observable at the same order. Both
sides carry ĂŁ_{L,m}; the content is the a.e. identification of the literal
Ch02 object with its measurable representative, at one sample.
This is the standing bounds_mathcal_E_aL provider obligation; nothing in this
file asserts it.
SIGMA PIN. The
comparator is the printed Ď_m itself, not a free scalar: the right-hand
observable is hard-pinned at Annealed.sigmaBar M m inside
fluxCorrectedTwoScaleErrorFunctional, so a freely quantified Ď made the
statement unprovable off the pin. The §4.5 spine instantiates the whole chain
only at Annealed.sigmaBar M m (HomSpineInstallPins),
so the pin costs nothing downstream. The đâ/đâ slot definitions above stay
general, because SpineDatumRecutCoreFlux consumes them at a free Ď.
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6. The two domination slots, at the re-pinned base and the print's field #
THE FIRST DOMINATION SLOT, AT THE PRINT'S COEFFICIENT.
The bundle's đâ slot â the q = 1 parent error at the display order s/8,
at the flux-corrected field â is below the FIRST đ factor of EthmB(m)
re-pinned at the base s' = s/8, i.e. the factor of order s/16. Constant
one: the q-index step is Cauchy--Schwarz at a probability weight, and it is
coefficient-agnostic.
THE SECOND DOMINATION SLOT, AT THE PRINT'S COEFFICIENT.
The bundle's đâ slot â the q = 2 parent error at the half display order
s/16, at the flux-corrected field â is below the Îłâľ factor of the re-pinned
EthmB(m), of order s/32, times â2. The constant is exactly the ratio of
the two geometric normalizations.