Finite sums of genuine Hilbert metric energies, with viscosity and explicit norm comparison.
The square of the Hilbert norm of a finite family.
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- EulerFiniteMetricEnergy.familySquaredNorm v = ∑ i : ι, ‖v i‖ ^ 2
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The Hilbert norm of a finite family, expressed without choosing a product-space model.
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The actual sum of metric quadratic energies of a finite family.
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- EulerFiniteMetricEnergy.familyEnergy K v = ∑ i : ι, inner ℝ (K (v i)) (v i)
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The source's square root of the sum of all base-word metric energies.
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Cauchy-Schwarz for the actual component norms of two finite Hilbert families.
The root-of-squares norm is bounded by the sum of component norms.
The reverse finite-dimensional comparison has only the fixed square-root cardinality loss.
The metric energy has the exact operator-norm upper bound.
Coercivity makes the root-of-sum metric norm uniformly equivalent to the finite Hilbert norm.
The upper metric comparison is independent of the number of external derivatives.
The exact derivative of the finite quadratic energy for a transport-pressure-heat system.
The finite energy estimate keeps forcing in the Hilbert sum norm and treats heat through its proved quadratic bound.
Regularized root energy for a finite family, with constants independent of its cardinality.