SeriesLimit #
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From a geometrically decaying series of representatives to a continuous limit #
The perturbation iteration produces zero-trace increments w_j whose continuous
representatives obey [w_j]_{C^{0,1/2}(y+□_n)} ≤ K_0 ρ^j with ρ < 1. Because
each increment vanishes on the boundary of the cube, its supremum norm is
controlled by its own Hölder seminorm, so the series of representatives
converges absolutely and uniformly on the cube. Its sum is continuous, carries
the summed Hölder bound, and — since the partial sums converge in L² to a
prescribed H¹ function — is a continuous representative of that function.
This is the step that turns the C^{0,1/2} contraction into a statement about
the solution itself: the Hölder bound of the limit is inherited from the uniform
bound on the partial sums, and the identification of the limit is the L²
convergence of the series identification.
Main results #
isCubeRepresentative_partialSum— a finite sum of representatives represents the partial sum.exists_isCubeRepresentative_of_tendsto— the limit representative, its Hölder bound, and the Hölder bound of the tail after the first term.
References #
- ABK26, the summation of the iteration series in the proof of the injection estimate of Section 5.1.
1. Representatives of finite sums #
A finite sum of representatives represents the partial sum.
2. The limit of the series of representatives #
The tail of the series of representatives, as a function on the cube.
Instances For
The sum of the series of representatives is a continuous representative of
the L² limit of the partial sums, with the summed Hölder bound, and its
distance to the first term carries the tail bound.