InteriorHolderConstant #
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The interior Hölder constant after freezing #
InteriorContinuity.lean proves that a bounded solution with a continuous skew
part has a locally C^{0,1/2} representative, but its statements quantify the
Hölder constant existentially. Several consumers need the constant itself: one
radius and one constant serving a whole family of data is what turns an
almost-everywhere statement into a pointwise one.
This file keeps the constant. At an interior point the freezing radius comes
from the local contrast radius of LocalContrast.lean, which depends on the
coefficient, the point and the fixed Schauder threshold only, never on the
solution. On the concentric half ball the constant returned by
schauder_holder_euclideanBall_zerothOrder is exactly
penalizationInteriorHolderConstant d (1/2) (s/2) G (nu⁻¹ * M), where G is
any bound for the gradient size of the solution on the ball of radius s and
2 * M any bound for the essential size of the zeroth-order datum there. The
constant therefore depends on the datum only through those two numbers, so it
is the same for every family of data with a common bound.
A compact subset of the domain admits one radius serving all of its points.
Quantitative interior estimate at an interior point. At every point of
an open set carrying a coefficient with symmetric part nu • 1 and continuous
skew part, one radius — the local contrast radius at that point — serves every
bounded zeroth-order weak solution on the ball of that radius: the Hölder
constant on the concentric half ball is the Schauder constant of the frozen
small-contrast estimate, and it depends on the solution and its datum only
through the gradient budget G and the essential budget 2 * M.