Packaged monotonicity routes #
This module contains the main packaged weak monotonicity routes up to the thin-shell and primitive-cutoff interfaces.
These declarations are internal scaffolding for the proof architecture. User
code should normally import MainTheorem.lean or API.lean instead of relying
on a particular route theorem in this file.
End-to-end weak monotonicity route from radial stationarity, after splitting the remaining analytic content into radius coarea formulas, one-dimensional integration by parts, primitive cutoffs, and the final boundary-to-radius identity.
Weak monotonicity from the scalar-cutoff radial stationarity identity and the split analytic ingredients.
W^{1,2}_{loc} weak stationarity on the ball implies weak monotonicity,
provided the remaining standard radius/coarea, one-dimensional cutoff, and
boundary-to-radius derivative ingredients are available.
Domain-level W^{1,2}_{loc} weak stationarity implies weak monotonicity on
balls whose closed ball is contained in the domain, modulo the remaining
standard radius/coarea and one-dimensional cutoff ingredients.
Final packaged weak-map interface: a WeakStationaryMapIn on a measurable
domain gives weak monotonicity on any centered ball whose closed ball lies in
the domain, assuming the standard radius/coarea and one-dimensional cutoff
ingredients.
Final packaged weak-map interface with the one-dimensional IBP and primitive-cutoff steps expanded into concrete ingredients.
Final weak-map interface with the one-dimensional radius calculus bundled as a single package.
Final weak-map interface through primitive cutoffs only. Unlike the older
scalar-cutoff route, this theorem does not assume all scalar cutoffs are flat
near the origin or that all radial vector fields are C¹; each one-dimensional
test function is realized by a primitive cutoff that is proved flat near the
origin as part of the construction.
Same primitive-cutoff route with the interval-integral/smooth-bump realization supplied by the formalized construction.
Final weak-map interface where primitive cutoffs are constructed and the only remaining one-dimensional input is the bundled energy calculus package.
Final weak-map interface using absolute continuity of the radius energy functions as the one-dimensional calculus input. Primitive cutoffs are constructed from interval integrals and smooth bumps.
Final weak-map interface using the increment/FTC form of the radius energy identities.
Final weak-map interface using radius integration localized to annuli to produce the radius increment/FTC identities.
Final weak-map interface using radius integration localized to annuli, with
the annulus formula generated automatically from the W^{1,2}_{loc} hypotheses.
Final weak-map interface using the generic L¹ ball-integral AC theorem
to generate radius absolute continuity from W^{1,2}_{loc} automatically.
Final weak-map interface where radius absolute continuity is generated from the thin radial-shell volume estimate.
Final weak-map interface where the false global flat-cutoff assumption is replaced by the exact radial-vector-field regularity input needed for stationarity tests.
Final packaged weak-map interface through primitive cutoffs and thin
radial-shell volume control. This is the current W^{1,2}_{loc} route without
the old global hflat assumption and without the replacement global hX
assumption.