Dirichlet #
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Section 4 deterministic carriers: Dirichlet problems, Hölder and fractional gauges #
The definitional layer beneath the §4.3 anchors
(l.harmonic.approximation.good.scales) and beneath the two roots'
deterministic clauses (t.homogenization; t.regularity). Everything here
is stated over the CoarseGraining carriers Vec d, H1Function,
H10Function, CoeffField, TriadicCube; no Section 3 probabilistic object
appears, and no estimate is proved.
The Dirichlet carrier (frozen-surface resolution A7) #
The manuscript's
-∇ · a ∇u = ∇ · g in □_m , u = h on ∂□_m
Sign convention. IsDivFormWeakSolutionOn renders -∇·a∇u = ∇·g in the
standard distributional convention ⟪∇·g, φ⟫ = -∫ g·∇φ, i.e. with the minus
sign on the right of the weak identity. CoarseGraining's
Homogenization.IsZeroTraceDirichletRhsWeakSolution carries the same equation
with the opposite convention for ∇·g (its weak identity has no minus sign),
so the two predicates correspond at the negated forcing. The frozen §4.3
statement quantifies universally over the pair (u, g) and bounds the right
side by seminorms of g, both invariant under g ↦ -g, so the statement
itself does not depend on which of the two conventions is fixed.
The Hölder carrier #
The p = ∞ fractional slots [g]_{W^{1/2,∞}} and ‖∇h‖_{W^{1/2,∞}} are
carried at the Hölder seminorm C^{0,α} in explicit bound-predicate form,
following ABK26 ("[·]_{C^{0,s}} and
[·]_{W^{s,∞}} are equivalent up to dimensional constants on a cube; we use
them interchangeably").
HolderSeminormBoundOn U α K f is the plain [f]_{C^{0,α}(U)} ≤ K bound.
The fractional carrier #
[u]_{W^{s,p}(U)} is defined by one normalized integral,
[u]_{W^{s,p}(U)} = ( ⨍_U ∫_U |u(x) - u(y)|^p / |x-y|^{d+sp} dx dy )^{1/p} ,
which is exactly CoarseGraining's Gagliardo.cubeGagliardoESeminorm when U is
a triadic cube (normalized product measure in the first slot, plain restricted
volume in the second). §4.3 needs the same object on the intersection
windows (x+□_{n+1}) ∩ □_m, which are not triadic cubes, so the normalized
measure is rebuilt here for an arbitrary set and the cube case is proved to
agree with CoarseGraining's (normalizedGagliardo). CoarseGraining's unnormalized gagliardo uses the plain restricted volume in both slots and is
therefore not the tex's object.
Metric convention. CoarseGraining's Gagliardo.gagliardoKernel measures `|x
- y|
in the ambientVec dnorm, which is the supremum norm onFin d → ℝ, not the manuscript's Euclidean norm (CoarseGraining records this deviation in its own module docstring; the two differ by a factor at mostd^{(d+sp)/2}on the kernel, absorbed in the dimensional constants).HolderSeminormBoundOnuses the same ambient norm, so the twop = ∞andp = 2` carriers of this file are stated in one metric.
Main definitions #
IsWeaklyHarmonicOn W v—∫_W ∇v · ∇φ = 0for allφ ∈ H¹₀(W).IsDivFormWeakSolutionOn a W u g— the divergence-form weak equation.HasZeroTraceDifferenceOn W u h—u - h ∈ H¹₀(W), with witness.IsDirichletSolutionOn a Q u h g— the A7 rendering of the tex's problem.HolderSeminormBoundOn U α K f,MemHolder U α f— theC^{0,α}carriers.normalizedGagliardo A s f— the tex's[f]_{H^s(A)}on an arbitrary finite-volume set.
References #
- ABK26,
l.harmonic.approximation.good.scales. - ABK26, the function-space conventions and the fractional Sobolev seminorm.
1. Weak harmonicity #
Weak harmonicity of an H¹ function on W: the first variation of the
Dirichlet energy vanishes against every zero-trace test function,
∫_W ∇v · ∇φ = 0 for all φ ∈ H¹₀(W).
This is -Δ v = 0 in W in the variational sense — the interior half of the
tex's Dirichlet problem e.harmonic.approx.v.def.
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- Algsuperdiff.Section4.Support.IsWeaklyHarmonicOn W v = ∀ (φ : HCPolySupport.H10Function W), ∫ (x : HCPolySupport.Vec d) in W, HCPolySupport.vecDot (v.grad x) (φ.grad x) = 0
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2. Divergence-form weak solutions and the Dirichlet carrier #
The divergence-form weak equation -∇ · a ∇u = ∇ · g on W, tested
against H¹₀(W):
∫_W (a ∇u) · ∇φ = - ∫_W g · ∇φ for all φ ∈ H¹₀(W).
The minus sign is the standard distributional convention ⟪∇·g, φ⟫ = -∫ g·∇φ;
see the module docstring for the correspondence with CoarseGraining's
IsZeroTraceDirichletRhsWeakSolution, which fixes the opposite convention.
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Two H¹ functions differ by a zero-trace H¹ function, including their gradients.
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The §4.3 Dirichlet problem:
u ∈ H¹(□) , -∇ · a ∇u = ∇ · g in □ , u = h on ∂□ ,
read as: u - h is realized in H¹₀(□) and u satisfies the divergence-form
weak equation against H¹₀(□) tests. □ is the open realization
openCubeSet Q of the triadic cube, the domain on which CoarseGraining's
analytic lemmas are stated.
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The CoarseGraining compatibility anchor #
Compatibility with the CoarseGraining Dirichlet surface.
If the gradient of u is the gradient of a zero-trace function w — in
particular when u = h + w with h of vanishing gradient, the zero boundary
datum — then the divergence-form weak equation for u at forcing g is
exactly CoarseGraining's IsZeroTraceDirichletRhsWeakSolution for w at
forcing -g.
The negation is the sign-convention correspondence recorded in the module
docstring: CoarseGraining's predicate carries -∇·a∇u = ∇·g with the weak
identity ∫ a∇u·∇φ = ∫ g·∇φ, this file with ∫ a∇u·∇φ = -∫ g·∇φ.
3. The Hölder carrier #
[f]_{C^{0,α}(U)} ≤ K in explicit bound-predicate form: |f(x) - f(y)| ≤ K |x - y|^α for all x, y ∈ U.
The volume/scale normalization of W^{α,∞} is not folded in and must be
supplied by the consuming statement.
|·| is the ambient norm of Vec d, the supremum norm — the same metric
CoarseGraining's Gagliardo.gagliardoKernel uses; the manuscript's Euclidean
norm differs by a dimensional factor.
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A positive-exponent Hölder bound implies continuity for any normed additive codomain.
The bound is monotone in the constant.
The bound is monotone (decreasing) in the domain.
A Hölder bound holding at two distinct points of U forces the constant to
be nonnegative.
The zero field satisfies every nonnegative Hölder bound.
4. The volume-normalized fractional (Gagliardo) gauge #
⨍_A, the volume-normalized restriction of Lebesgue measure to A. On a
triadic cube this is CoarseGraining's normalizedCubeMeasure
(normalizedVolumeMeasureOn_cubeSet).
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The manuscript's ⨍_A ∫_A normalization as a product measure: normalized in
the first variable, plain restricted volume in the second — CoarseGraining's
Gagliardo.gagliardoCubeMeasure construction on an arbitrary set.
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[f]_{H^s(A)}, the manuscript's volume-normalized fractional Sobolev
seminorm at p = 2 on an arbitrary set A:
[f]_{H^s(A)} = ( ⨍_A ∫_A |f(x) - f(y)|² / |x-y|^{d+2s} dx dy )^{1/2} ,
ℝ≥0∞-valued, with CoarseGraining's difference-quotient kernel.
The definition is generic in the target E, so the scalar leg ‖∇h‖_{H^s}
(E := ℝ) and the vector leg [g]_{H^s} (E := Vec d, whose norm is the
ambient supremum norm) are instances of one declaration.
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