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Coordinate-slice maximal Fubini estimates #
A uniform measure bound on line sections controls each coordinate bad set by Fubini.
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The transverse Fubini estimate follows from the canonical coordinate product model once the chart measurability, chart measure comparison, and transverse-volume bound are supplied.
The transverse Fubini estimate follows from measure-preserving canonical coordinate charts, measurability of the coordinate bad sets, and the transverse-volume bound.
The transverse Fubini estimate follows from coordinate bad-set measurability and transverse volume bounds; the canonical coordinate charts are measure-preserving.
Named-obligation version of
CoordinateSliceMaximalTransverseFubiniEstimate.of_coordinateBadSetMeasurable.
If the coordinate bad sets are measurable, then some real transverse constant gives the transverse Fubini estimate. This is the constant-existence form of the source Fubini step.
Named-obligation version of the existential transverse Fubini step.
The one-dimensional localized maximal estimate plus the source mass bound controls each coordinate-line bad fiber.
Endpoint control for the concrete localized-maximal slice predicate. This is the exact one-dimensional convex estimate still to be proved from the distributional second derivative measure of the slice.
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Coordinate-slice version of the one-dimensional endpoint-control input. The constant K
is a multiplier for the maximal threshold t, matching the source estimate
\tilde u(±h e_i) <= C t h^2.
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For a coordinate line through a point of Q_1, the parameters that stay in Q_3 are exactly
the source interval (-3,3).
Convexity on the source cube restricts to convexity of every coordinate slice over a base in
Q_1, with the source interval (-3,3) as line domain.
Convexity on the source cube supplies the monotonicity hypothesis needed for the source-local clamped Stieltjes measure of each coordinate slice.
The one-dimensional endpoint-control estimate for every coordinate slice supplies the concrete endpoint-control input used by the source upper-contact inclusion.
Total bad-set measure estimate for the concrete localized-maximal slice predicate. This is the exact Fubini plus weak-type estimate still to be proved from the one-dimensional localized maximal theorem and the source mass bound for slice second-derivative measures.
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The concrete localized-maximal total-bad-set estimate is monotone in the dimensional constant.
Boundedness supplies the oscillation nonnegativity needed for monotonicity of the concrete localized-maximal total-bad-set estimate.
Constant-bound finite-union assembly for the concrete localized-maximal total bad set. The remaining Fubini work should provide the coordinate bounds; this theorem packages the null non-differentiability set and finite union over coordinate directions.
The remaining per-coordinate Fubini obligation for localized maximal bad sets. It says that uniform one-dimensional bad-fiber bounds imply coordinate bad-set bounds. The constants are kept separate because the Fubini step may introduce a dimensional factor.
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The transverse Fubini estimate plus a real-valued constant comparison supplies the older packaged per-coordinate Fubini estimate.
Coordinate bad-set measurability, the transverse-volume bound, and a scalar constant comparison supply the older packaged Fubini estimate used by the maximal-slice assembly.
Source mass bounds plus the localized maximal estimate supply the line-fiber hypotheses
needed by CoordinateSliceMaximalFubiniEstimate.
Assembly from the per-coordinate Fubini estimate to the concrete localized-maximal total bad-set estimate.