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Quadratic-barrier error estimate for a discrete Laplacian (∥e∥∞​≤D2∥τ∥∞​/4)

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For a normalized two-dimensional discrete Laplacian satisfying the discrete maximum principle, suppose quadratic functions are differentiated exactly and Lh​1=0. In a domain of diameter D, choose x0​ in the domain and ϕ(x)=∣x−x0​∣2. Then 0≤ϕ≤D2 and Lh​ϕ=4. Applying the discrete elliptic barrier argument to zero-boundary error Lh​e=τ gives the displayed bound. A mere sign pattern of the stencil does not determine this constant: rescaling the whole operator changes the error-to-residual ratio without changing the domain diameter.

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