CubeSchauderData #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Cube Schauder, data layer #
Nothing here is an elliptic estimate. Every declaration is a proved local helper; no source node is claimed, realized, or closed by this module.
Main results #
norm_sub_le_of_mem_openCubeSet_originCube— the sup-norm diameter of□_mis3^m.holderSeminormBoundOn_lower_exponent— on a set of diameter≤ D, aC^{0,α}bound implies aC^{0,β}bound forβ ≤ α, at the constantK · D^{α-β}. This is thes ≤ 1/2leg of the frozen gauge.holderSeminormBoundOn_nonneg_openCubeSet— on the open cube in dimensiond ≥ 1a Hölder bound forces its constant to be nonnegative.memVectorL2_of_holderSeminormBoundOn— aC^{0,α}vector field on□_mis inL²(□_m), which is what CoarseGraining's Dirichlet existence theorem consumes.
References #
- ABK26, (the asserted Schauder input).
Algsuperdiff/Frozen/External/CubeSchauder.lean(the frozen statement).
1. Sup-norm geometry of the open origin cube #
The origin is in every open origin cube.
The sup-norm diameter of □_m is 3^m.
The constant quarter point lies in □_m. Together with the origin it is
the two-point witness forcing Hölder constants on the cube to be nonnegative.
2. The rpow dictionary for the triadic scale factor #
3. Elementary algebra of the Hölder carrier #
Hölder bounds add.
Hölder bounds scale by a nonnegative scalar.
4. Lowering the Hölder exponent on a bounded set #
Exponent lowering. On a set of diameter at most D, a C^{0,α} bound
with nonnegative constant K gives a C^{0,β} bound at K · D^{α-β} whenever
0 < β ≤ α. (0 < D is only used through D^{α-β} ≥ t^{α-β}.)
Exponent lowering on the open origin cube, with the scale factor spelled as in the frozen gauge.
5. Continuity, boundedness and L² membership #
A Hölder-continuous field is continuous on the domain of the bound.
A Hölder-continuous field on □_m is bounded there by its value at the
origin plus K · 3^{αm}.
A Hölder-continuous vector field on □_m is square integrable there. This
is the hypothesis CoarseGraining's Dirichlet existence theorem consumes.
6. Nonnegativity of the constants on the cube #
On the open origin cube in dimension d ≥ 1, a Hölder bound forces its
constant to be nonnegative: the origin and the quarter point on the first axis
are two distinct points of the cube.