PublicRHSScalar #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/CoarseGraining at c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Public RHS Scalar Bounds for Coarse Caccioppoli with RHS #
This file is split mechanically out of CoarseCaccioppoliRHS.lean.
Audit tag #
Claim: prove nonnegativity and scalar monotonicity facts for the public
boundaryCaccioppoliWithRHSRHS terms.
Downstream target: CoarseCaccioppoliRHS/FinalBounds.lean. This file should
contain scalar RHS bounds only; public theorem packages belong in
CoarseCaccioppoliRHS/Theory.lean.
The forcing-only term inside boundaryCaccioppoliWithRHSRHS is
nonnegative.
The displayed forced boundary Caccioppoli RHS is nonnegative in the theorem range.
The forcing-only summand is contained in the displayed RHS once the
prefactor constant is at least 1.
Any dimension-only multiple already bounded by C^2 of the forcing
summand is contained in the displayed RHS. This is the scalar absorption
hook used after the corrector estimates have been reduced to the forcing
summand.
The squared zero-Dirichlet RHS is controlled by the forcing summand used
in the boundary Caccioppoli-with-RHS statement. This is the scalar
q = 2 to q = 1 lower-ellipticity conversion plus the t^{-8} buffer.
Squared lower-ellipticity conversion used for the corrector parent L²
bridge.
The public RHS Poincare estimate gives the corrector gradient with a
lambda_{t,2}^{-1} factor. After squaring and multiplying by lambdaS
this lemma converts the two q = 2 lower-ellipticity factors to the displayed
q = 1 factor, spending exactly the t^{-8} buffer.
Once the zero-Dirichlet energy estimate is inserted, the public RHS
Poincare gradient bound for the zero-trace corrector has the exact force scale
needed by the Caccioppoli parent L² bridge.
The corrector core-energy scalar term produced by the zero-Dirichlet estimate is absorbed by the forcing part of the final RHS once the final constant is large enough.
The first term of the forced boundary Caccioppoli RHS contains the
homogeneous parent-L² contribution with the same displayed prefactor.