e.ergodic.space.kill at a fixed time #
Source: enhance.tex 8510–8640 (the App C flow lemma l.flow.averages with the time variable
fixed). We write FᵗF = 1 + ∑_{k∈S} g_k ∘ X_k⁻¹ with g_k = ξ_k(Gᵀ+G) + ξ_k² GᵀG
(G = ∇Χ_{m,k}), so that
∫|F∇T|² - ∫∇T·⟨FᵗF⟩∇T = ∑_k ∑_{ij} [⟨f_ij · (g_k)_ij ∘ X_k⁻¹⟩ - ⟨f_ij⟩⟨(g_k)_ij⟩]
with f_ij = ∂_iT ∂_jT, and each bracket is bounded by the flow lemma.
Entries of ∇Χ_{m,k}: sup bound and fast periodicity #
The amplitude 4π² a_m c_{m,k}(t) of an entry of ∇Χ_{m,k} is at most a_m ε_m²/κ.
Every entry of ∇Χ_{m,k} is c sin(2π y_r/ε_m) with |c| ≤ a_m ε_m²/κ.
|∂iχ{m,k,j}| ≤ a_m ε_m² / κ (e.corrm, gradient part).
The matrix-valued corrector gradient is invariant under ε_m-lattice shifts.
The corrector gradients are ε_m-periodic: fast periodic at frequency ε_m⁻¹.
The Gram kernel g_k #
A pointwise bound by c gives the same bound for the cell average.
Abstract averaging algebra #
The splitting of a product average: if h = δ + ∑_k g_k ∘ Y_k with ⟨g_k ∘ Y_k⟩ = ⟨g_k⟩,
then ⟨f h⟩ - ⟨h⟩⟨f⟩ = ∑_k (⟨f · g_k ∘ Y_k⟩ - ⟨f⟩⟨g_k⟩).
∫ u·(H u) as a sum of averages of u_i u_j H_ij.
The quadratic form of a spatially averaged matrix field.
The gradient of the slice T(t) #
One flow-lemma term #
The L¹ flow lemma applied to one (k, i, j).
e.ergodic.space.kill at a fixed time #
e.ergodic.space.kill at a fixed time t (8604–8630, before integrating in t).