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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.StochasticProcess.Common.DivergenceForm.WholeSpace.ExitMeanValueIdentificationWhole

ExitMeanValueIdentificationWhole #

Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.

The whole-space resolvent is an H¹ function of every exhaustion cube #

The Dirichlet resolvents of the exhaustion cubes converge to the whole-space resolvent pointwise, and their gradients are Cauchy in L² of every fixed cube by the Caccioppoli estimate. Both convergences are handed to the closed H¹ graph of the cube, which returns an H¹ function whose value function is the whole-space resolvent on the nose — the exact pointwise representative survives the limit, which matters because every later argument reads its values pointwise.

Passing to the limit in the level equations identifies the forcing: the whole-space resolvent psi = R_mu f solves -div (a grad psi) = f - mu psi weakly on every exhaustion cube.

Subtracting the Green potential of that residual leaves the whole-space harmonic part, which is weakly a-harmonic on the cube and differs from psi by a named zero-trace Sobolev function. This is the level-m statement of ExitMeanValueIdentificationLevel.lean with the level objects replaced by their limits, and no weak-compactness argument is used anywhere.

The elliptic pairing as a Hilbert inner product #

The flux pairing of two H¹ gradients is an inner product against the continuous coefficient operator.

The whole-space residual #

The residual of the whole-space resolvent: the datum less the shift times the resolvent.

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    L² membership of the limit objects on a cube #

    The approximating sequence on a fixed cube #

    The Dirichlet resolvent of the exhaustion cube of index v + 1 + n, restricted to the cube of index v.

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      Convergence of the approximating sequence #

      The values converge in L² of the cube.

      The gradients are Cauchy in L² of the cube. This is the Caccioppoli estimate against the L² convergence of the values on the next cube.

      The whole-space resolvent on a cube #

      The whole-space resolvent is an H¹ function of every exhaustion cube and solves the shifted equation there. Its value function is the exact continuous representative of the resolvent, not merely a function almost everywhere equal to it.