LevelEnergy #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/CoarseGraining at c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The coupled level-energy estimate #
Derivation of the generic De Giorgi core's level-energy hypothesis from the
coupled weak form. Given the representation package (v, v*) solving CoupledWeakForm
on a cube U, the measurable representatives w₁ ≈ v − ½p·x,
w₂ ≈ −v* + ½p·x share a trace and satisfy, for every median level m₀ and
every k ≥ 0,
∑ᵢ‖1_{A_k¹}∂ᵢw₁‖₂ + ∑ᵢ‖1_{A_k²}∂ᵢw₂‖₂ ≤ E₀·√(|A_k¹|+|A_k²|),
with E₀ = 2√d·M, M = √(Θ|p|²+|q|²).
The core mechanism: testing CoupledWeakForm at the truncation pair
(f_k, −g_k) (D1/D4) produces the level energy identity
E_k = ∫_{A¹}(q−½ap)·∇w₁ + ∫_{A²}(½aᵗp)·∇w₂, which the s-metric Young
inequality (symmForm_young, t = 1) and the coefficient bounds
(symmPartInv_bulkV_le, symmPartInv_bulkVstar_le) drive to
E_k ≤ 2M²|A_k|; then s ≥ 1 and a Cauchy–Schwarz on the 2d
coordinate norms give the √-shaped conclusion.
Measurable representative of an H¹ function #
Every H¹ function has a measurable representative: an H¹ function with
the same weak gradient and a measurable value function almost everywhere equal to
the original. This is the swap needed to feed the De Giorgi core, whose
truncation toolbox requires Measurable toFun.
H¹₀ membership transfers along a.e.-equality #
Uniqueness of weak gradients under a.e.-equal values (open domain).
H¹₀ a.e.-transfer. If h : H¹(U) is a.e. equal to the value function
of an H¹₀(U) witness W, then h.toFun ∈ H¹₀(U). (Constant-sequence
application of the H¹₀-limit closure.)
Sign flip of the coupled weak form #
The coupled weak form is odd in (q, v, v*).
x ↦ ½ p·x as an H¹ function on a bounded measurable domain, assembled from
the coordinate H¹ functions. Constant gradient ½ p.
Equations
- HCPolySupport.affineHalfOn hUm hUb p = ∑ i : Fin d, (1 / 2 * p i) • HCPolySupport.H1Function.coordOnIsBoundedDomain hUm hUb i
Instances For
A subset-restricted indicator integral #
The level-energy identity #
Level-energy identity. Testing the coupled weak form at the truncation
pair (f_k, −g_k) yields
E_k = ∫_{A₁}(q−½ap)·∇w₁ + ∫_{A₂}(½aᵗp)·∇w₂, where
E_k = ∫_{A₁}∇w₁·s∇w₁ + ∫_{A₂}∇w₂·s∇w₂ and Aᵢ = {wᵢ > m₀+k}.
The squared level-energy bound #
Squared level-energy bound. E_k ≤ 2M²·|A_k|, obtained from the identity
by the s-metric Young inequality (t = 1) and the coefficient bounds.
From the squared bound to the √-shaped level-energy estimate #
Coordinate-norm packaging. Given E_k ≤ 2M²·|A_k|, the sum of the
coordinate L² norms of the truncated gradients is bounded by 2√d·M·√|A_k|,
via s ≥ 1 and a Cauchy–Schwarz on the 2d coordinate norms.
Part C deliverable — the coupled level-energy estimate #
Coupled level-energy estimate. From the coupled weak form, the measurable representatives
w₁ ≈ v − ½p·x, w₂ ≈ −v* + ½p·x share a trace and satisfy the De Giorgi core's
level-energy hypothesis with E₀ = 2√d·√(Θ|p|²+|q|²).