CutoffFieldLimitPointwise #
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Pointwise bounds survive the L² limit #
A bound valid for every truncation a_L with L ≥ m is a bound on a family
whose L² limit is the full-field solution. Two elementary transfers make it a
bound on the limit.
From L² convergence to an almost-everywhere bound. If f_L ≤ c almost
everywhere for all large L and ‖f_L - g‖_{L²} → 0, then g ≤ c almost
everywhere: the positive part (g - c)_+ satisfies (g - c)_+ ≤ |f_L - g|
almost everywhere, so its L² norm is at most ‖f_L - g‖_{L²} → 0, and a
nonnegative function of vanishing L² norm vanishes almost everywhere.
From an almost-everywhere bound to a pointwise bound. On an open set, a
function continuous there that satisfies a bound away from a null set satisfies
it at every point. This is le_of_ae_le_of_continuousOn, applied against a
constant.
Together: a bound holding for the continuous representatives of the truncated
solutions, uniformly in L, holds at every point of the cube for the continuous
representative of the full-field solution.
Main results #
ae_le_of_tendsto_l2,ae_ge_of_tendsto_l2— the almost-everywhere transfer.le_on_open_subset_of_tendsto_l2,ge_on_open_subset_of_tendsto_l2— the two combined, on an open subset of the cube, for continuous representatives.
References #
- ABK26, the passage
L → ∞from the truncated fieldsa_Ltoa.
1. An L² limit inherits an almost-everywhere bound #
An almost-everywhere upper bound passes to the L² limit.
An almost-everywhere lower bound passes to the L² limit.
2. The transfer to the continuous representatives on the cube #
A uniform bound on the truncated solutions' representatives passes to the
representative of the L² limit, at every point of an open subset of the
cube.
The lower-bound form of the same transfer.