Final monotonicity increment #
This module contains the final radius integration step and converts the boundary identity into monotonicity of the weak theta quantity.
Step 4: integrate the a.e. derivative formula for theta.
Weak version of the final integration step, using weakTheta and the weak
annular radial-energy term.
Radius-variable form of the final monotonicity increment. This integrates the a.e. boundary identity against the derivative of the monotonicity weight; the remaining step is to convert the right-hand side to the annular spatial integral.
A radial indicator on the containing ball is the same as integrating over the annulus. The inner boundary sphere is null in positive dimension.
The annular term in the monotonicity formula is exactly the corresponding radius integral of the radial-energy derivative.
Restricted-weight version of the conversion from the annular spatial term to the radius integral of the radial-energy derivative.
The final increment formula derived from the weak boundary identity, radius absolute continuity, and the radial-energy radius formula.
Restricted-weight version of the final increment formula derived from the weak boundary identity.
The equality formula immediately gives monotonicity, because the annular integral is nonnegative.
Weak monotonicity follows from the weak equality formula and nonnegativity of the weak annular radial-energy term.
Clean weak monotonicity interface: once the weak equality formula is known, monotonicity follows from the built-in nonnegativity of the radial-energy RHS.