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Refinement raises multidimensional lower sums and lowers upper sums, with a quantitative boundary-slab estimate

Statement

If P′ refines a grid P, then L(f,P)≤L(f,P′)≤U(f,P′)≤U(f,P). Moreover, for a fixed grid P, there is a constant CP such that refining any grid of mesh δ by P changes either Darboux sum by at most 2BCPδ, where ∣f∣≤B.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The grids, bounded f, and bound B.

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Proof

technique · induction
1.1baseL1L2

Insert one coordinate hyperplane. Every new cell lies in one old cell, so its infimum is no smaller and its supremum no larger. Splitting the affected coordinate sum proves the four inequalities.

1.2L1L2given

Only fine cells meeting an interior hyperplane of P can cross a coarse-cell boundary. For a hyperplane perpendicular to coordinate j, those cells lie in a slab of thickness at most 2δ; repeated product distributivity bounds their total volume by 2δ∏r≠j(br−ar).

2.1ihstep 1.1given

Iterating over the finitely many inserted hyperplanes and coordinates proves refinement monotonicity.

2.2step 1.2L2given

Sum this bound over the finitely many fixed interior hyperplanes to define CP. On all other cells refinement changes no coarse bound, while on boundary cells each contribution changes by at most 2B times its volume.

3.1step 2.1step 2.2discharge-induction∎

This yields the quantitative estimate and completes both assertions.

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