ExitTimeBarrier #
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A barrier from below for the homogenized exit-time problem #
The homogenized exit time on y + □_n is bounded below on the inner cube
y + □_{n-1} by comparison with a barrier: a smooth bump supported strictly
inside y + □_n, equal to a constant A on a ball containing the inner cube,
and scaled so that its Laplacian is small enough that it is a subsolution of
-σ Δ · = 1.
The scaling is the only quantitative point. A fixed bump η on the unit scale
has a bounded Laplacian, |Δη| ≤ K(d) on the ball of radius 1/2; the rescaled
bump x ↦ A η(3^{-n}(x - y)) therefore has |Δ| ≤ A 3^{-2n} K, so the choice
A = 3^{2n} / (σ K) makes -σ Δ at most 1 — and the barrier reaches the
height A = 3^{2n}/(σK), which is the exit-time scale up to the constant K.
The ambient norm on Vec d is the supremum norm, so its balls are the cubes:
cubeSetAt y n = Metric.ball y (3^n/2). A single bump with rIn = 1/6 and
rOut = 1/3 therefore covers the whole inner cube and is supported strictly
inside the cube, with no dependence on the dimension in the geometry.
Main definitions #
referenceBump d— the unit-scale bump,1on the ball of radius1/6, supported in the ball of radius1/3.exitTimeBarrier y n A— the rescaled barrier of heightAony + □_n.
Main results #
exists_exitTimeBarrier— the barrier as a zero-trace Sobolev function, with its height on the inner cube and its subsolution property.
References #
- ABK26, the exit-time comparison of Section 5.2.
1. The reference bump and its Laplacian #
The unit-scale bump: equal to 1 on the ball of radius 1/6 and
supported in the ball of radius 1/3.
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The Laplacian of the reference bump.
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The Laplacian of the reference bump is bounded on the ball of radius
1/2, the range of the rescaled argument over the cube.
2. The rescaled barrier #
The barrier of height A on y + □_n.
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- Algsuperdiff.Section5.Support.exitTimeBarrier y n A z = A * ↑(Algsuperdiff.Section5.Support.referenceBump d) ((3 ^ n)⁻¹ • (z - y))
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3. The barrier as a zero-trace Sobolev function #
The rescaled barrier, as a zero-trace Sobolev function on y + □_n,
with its height on the inner cube and its subsolution property.