LocalizedTailFreezing #
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The resolvent tail with layer constants #
The tail estimate is re-run with the coefficient split as
a = nu • I + ks + kl, with ks merely bounded and kl continuously
differentiable and antisymmetric. Every constant of the conclusion is read off
the ball euclideanBall x r about the evaluation point: the size of ks and
the size of the divergence of kl there. Uniform ellipticity on the whole
domain enters only qualitatively, through the square integrability of the
flux, and its upper constant never appears in the conclusion.
The two halves of the chain are the localized ones: the exponentially weighted
mass estimate and the Caccioppoli gradient bound, both at the effective upper
constant localizedAgmonUpper nu mu Ks Kl. The pointwise half is unchanged:
it is applied to the normalized coefficient frozen at x on the ball of
radius r₀, on which small contrast is assumed.
Main results #
Elementary restatements #
The symmetric part of a coefficient split as a scalar plus two antisymmetric parts.
The localized gradient size #
The Caccioppoli gradient size with layer constants. The gradient size
consumed by the interior estimate is the one of the uniformly elliptic chain,
with lower constant nu and upper constant the effective one read off the
ball about the evaluation point.
The localized tail estimate #
The resolvent tail with layer constants. For a coefficient split as
nu • I + ks + kl with both parts antisymmetric and kl continuously
differentiable, the tail of the resolvent at x is bounded by the two-scale
tail function at lower constant nu and upper constant
localizedAgmonUpper nu mu Ks Kl, whose ingredients are the size of ks and
the size of the divergence of kl on the ball euclideanBall x r alone. The
ambient ellipticity constant LamS does not appear in the conclusion.
Representatives and families #
The localized tail bound read on a fixed continuous representative near the evaluation point.