CubeSchauderPoincare #
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Cube Schauder: the Dirichlet Poincaré on an inscribed window #
‖σ‖_{L²(W)} ≤ C(d) · 3^n · Σᵢ ‖∂ᵢσ‖_{L²(W)} , σ ∈ H¹₀(W) ,
for every window W inscribed in a translated triadic cube c + □_n.
ExcessDecay.BoundarySplit.eLpNorm_le_dirichletCubePoincare proves the
special case W = □_n, but that module's import cone reaches
Algsuperdiff.Frozen, which the Schauder cone must not. The statement is
therefore re-proved here, from the two genuinely needed leaves
(BoundaryPoincareCore's zero-set core and BoundaryTraceMeasure's zero
extension and slab covering, both Frozen-free), and at the same time
generalized off the cube: the truncated windows (x + □_n) ∩ □_m of the
§4 lane are inscribed in x + □_n but are not cubes, and it is those windows the
composition needs.
The mechanism is unchanged: the zero extension of σ to the parent cube
c + □_{n+1} vanishes on the upper slab {yᵢ ≥ cᵢ + ½·3^n}, which carries at
least a third of the parent (three translates of the slab cover it), so the
zero-set Poincaré inequality applies at the parent's scale 3^{n+1}.
Main results #
schauderDirichletPoincareConst— the constant3(1+√3)·C_meanzero(d).eLpNorm_le_schauderDirichletPoincare— the inequality above.
References #
1. The constant #
The coefficient-free constant of the inscribed-window Dirichlet Poincaré
inequality: 3(1 + √3) times the d-only mean-zero constant of the unit
corner cube.
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2. The parent cube and its upper slab #
The parent's upper slab carries a third of the parent.
The level cᵢ + ½·3^n — the upper face of the inscribing cube c + □_n — cuts
the parent cube c + □_{n+1} so that the part above it is at least a third of
the parent. This is volume_le_three_mul_slab at lo = cᵢ - ½·3^{n+1},
hi = cᵢ + ½·3^{n+1}, a = cᵢ + ½·3^n, where a - 2(hi - a) = lo exactly.
3. The Dirichlet Poincaré on an inscribed window #
The Dirichlet Poincaré inequality on an inscribed window.
An H¹₀(W) datum on a measurable window W ⊆ c + □_n obeys the un-subtracted
L² Poincaré inequality at the inscribing cube's scale 3^n, with a constant
depending on d alone.
This is the converter of the §4.5 Campanato composition: the freezing step of
CubeSchauderFreezing delivers Σᵢ ‖∂ᵢw‖_{L²}, and the one-step contraction
consumes ‖u − v‖_{L²}.