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Upper bound on boundary quotient u/r
Bounds by comparing with
boundary quotient bound for the wall flux
Statement (paper)
For one has , with large enough. This follows from the comparison , where satisfies and has the same zero boundary data as .
In plain English
On the region , the quotient is nonnegative and bounded above by for suitably large . This follows by comparing with the explicit function , which lies below and has the same zero boundary data.
Why it's here
The comparison function is made a subsolution using the convexity of from the Hessian lower bound together with the density bound , so that . The Dirichlet problem's comparison principle then gives , and dividing by yields the quotient bound that the later energy and wall-flux estimates use.
Classified routine:
Standard barrier argument: an explicit subsolution is built from the Hessian lower bound (claim-prop-fixed-barrier-3) and the density bound (claim-prop-fixed-barrier-2). The comparison principle for the quaternionic Monge–Ampère Dirichlet problem (thm-dirichlet) then gives , and dividing by yields the bound.
Uses
Used by
Sources
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- Section
- §5 Estimating the energy on a fixed fiber
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Friction
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Upper bound on boundary quotient u/r" rests on claim-prop-fixed-barrier-2
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Upper bound on boundary quotient u/r" rests on claim-prop-fixed-barrier-3