HarmonicGradientSubmean #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Submean structure of the energy of a harmonic gradient #
This file supplies the smooth analytic half of the constant-one concentric-ball energy comparison used by the small-contrast Schauder iteration. It is kept on the coordinate carrier long enough to reuse the established mixed-derivative calculus, then transported to the Euclidean carrier used by the sphere/flux machinery.
Identification of the gradient of a smooth representative with the weak gradient on an open subwindow.
A coordinate derivative of a smooth coordinate-harmonic function is coordinate-harmonic.
The coordinate Laplacian of a square is twice the squared coordinate gradient plus twice the function times its Laplacian.
The squared coordinate derivative of a smooth harmonic function is subharmonic.
Pure one-dimensional radial arithmetic: the normalized weighted integral of a continuous nonnegative nondecreasing profile is nondecreasing.
Polar decomposition of an integral over a Euclidean ball, normalized only at the sphere level.
The real volume of a Euclidean ball, expressed with the surface measure
normalization used by sphereAverage.
Polar representation of the volume-normalized average on a Euclidean ball. The sphere-area constant cancels exactly.
The volume-normalized ball average of a smooth subharmonic function is nondecreasing with the radius. This is the constant-one submean comparison needed by the Schauder iteration.
Constant-one normalized ball comparison for one squared coordinate of the gradient of a smooth coordinate-harmonic function.
The smooth constant-one comparison after summing all gradient coordinates.
The measure-preserving coordinate dictionary for normalized smooth gradient energy on a Euclidean ball.
Constant-one normalized energy comparison for a globally smooth coordinate-harmonic function.
Constant-one comparison for the weak gradient, with the outer comparison radius strictly inside the weak-harmonicity ball.
Exact real volume of the project-carrier Euclidean ball, in the same surface-area normalization as the polar formula.
The weak-gradient normalized energy comparison including the outer radius. The endpoint is obtained from the strict comparison and exact ball volume continuity; no interior-estimate constant is spent.
The manuscript-facing constant-one concentric-ball comparison for the
normalized L² norm of the weak harmonic gradient.