HomogenizationCorrector #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The corrector estimates of the displacement bounds at the stream field #
The renormalization of the generator compares, at every truncation scale L above the cube
scale m, the Dirichlet solutions of the truncated coefficient field a_L on the origin cube
□_m with the solutions of the homogenized problem, almost everywhere on the cube. The two
readings of that estimate at the linear datum e ⬝ x and at the quadratic datum (e ⬝ x)² are
stated in StoppedMomentsDatum.lean; this file carries them from the truncated fields to the
full stream field a = ν I + k, on the triadic cube centred at the origin.
Two ingredients are combined. The renormalization families are assembled from the frozen
renormalization theorem with the corrector clause retained, so that the error random variable
whose moments are controlled is the same one the corrector clause is stated for. And a bound
holding for every truncated solution uniformly in L passes to the full-field solution by the
L² convergence of the truncated solutions.
Main results #
exists_renormalizationFamily_corrector— the renormalization families over the scales, with the corrector clause of the frozen theorem retained for the same error family.affineH1,quadraticH1— the two data asH¹functions of a triadic cube.isDirichletSolutionOn_castH1_of_cubeSetAt_zero— the Dirichlet problem on the cube centred at the origin, read on the origin cube.ae_abs_sub_affineObservable_le_stream,ae_abs_sub_quadraticObservable_le_stream— the two corrector estimates at the stream field, almost everywhere on the cube.
References #
- ABK26, Theorem B and Steps 1 and 3 of the superdiffusive displacement bounds of Section 5.4.
1. The renormalization families with the corrector clause retained #
The renormalization families over the scales, with the corrector clause. For each scale the frozen renormalization theorem supplies an effective diffusivity and an error random variable; choice over the integers assembles them into two families. The corrector clause of the theorem is retained for that same error family, so that the estimate the displacement bounds consume and the moments of the error are statements about one and the same random variable.
2. The two data as H¹ functions of a triadic cube #
The linear observable is smooth.
The quadratic observable is smooth.
The linear observable is continuous.
The quadratic observable is continuous.
The linear datum e ⬝ x as an H¹ function of the cube y + □_n.
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The quadratic datum (e ⬝ x)² as an H¹ function of the cube y + □_n.
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3. The cube centred at the origin, read on the origin cube #
The Dirichlet problem on the cube centred at the origin is the Dirichlet problem on the
origin cube. The two sets are equal, and the H¹ functions are transported along that
equality with their values and gradients unchanged.
4. The corrector estimates at the stream field #
The corrector estimate at the linear datum, for the stream field. On the triadic cube
centred at the origin, a weak solution of the homogeneous equation for the stream coefficient
with the trace of the linear datum e ⬝ x is almost everywhere within 3^m EB ‖e‖ of that
datum, provided the corrector clause of the renormalization theorem holds at the sample for the
scale m with the error value EB and the effective diffusivity sigmaBarM.
The corrector estimate at the quadratic datum, for the stream field. On the triadic
cube centred at the origin, a weak solution of -∇ · a ∇u = ∇ · g for the stream coefficient,
with the forcing g = -2 sigmaBarM (e ⬝ x) e and the trace of the quadratic datum (e ⬝ x)², is
almost everywhere within 5 (3^m)² EB ‖e‖ (∑ |e_i|) of that datum, under the corrector clause of
the renormalization theorem at the sample for the scale m.