High-contrast homogenization: Analytic.AffineFractionalNorm #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The normalized fractional norm under an invertible affine normalization #
The fractional carriers of e.physical.fractional.norm are compared
across the change of variables x = L y for an invertible matrix L. Two
mechanisms are separated:
- the domain transport, which sends the domain
Vto its linear image and the field to its pullback. The volume-normalizedL²term acquires exactly the determinant power|det L| ^ (-2s/d), while the Gagliardo term acquires the determinant factor of the inner integral together with the distortion of the kernel, controlled by the extreme singular values ofL; - the pointwise action, which multiplies the values of the field by a fixed
matrix. This costs the squared
ℓ²operator norm of that matrix and leaves the domain untouched.
Both comparisons are two-sided: the reverse inequality of the domain transport
is the forward inequality for L⁻¹, and its constant is written explicitly
through |det L|⁻¹ and the operator norm of L. Every constant depends only
on the dimension, on the fractional parameter, and on the transporting matrix.
Monotonicity of the normalized average #
Linear images of the whole space #
An invertible linear image of a measurable set is measurable.
An invertible linear image of a set of positive volume has positive volume.
The Gagliardo term under a pointwise bound on increments #
The domain transport #
The Gagliardo term under an invertible change of variables. The
determinant of the inner integral and the kernel distortion N ^ (d + 2s) are
the only losses, where N is any constant with |w| ≤ N |L w|.
The normalized L² term of the fractional norm square rescales by a pure
determinant power under an invertible change of variables.
The affine distortion factor of the normalized H^s norm square: the larger
of the determinant power seen by the L² term and the determinant-times-kernel
factor seen by the Gagliardo term.
Equations
Instances For
The affine distortion factor is positive for an invertible matrix.
The normalized H^s norm square under an invertible change of
variables. The constant is the affine distortion factor built from the
determinant of L and from any constant N with |w| ≤ N |L w|.
The reverse comparison. The pullback of a field to the source domain is controlled by the field on the image, with the distortion factor of the inverse map.
The operator-norm instantiations #
The change-of-variables comparison with the explicit constant built from the
determinant of L and the ℓ² operator norm of L⁻¹.
The pointwise matrix action on field values #
Multiplying the values of a field by a fixed matrix costs the squared ℓ²
operator norm of that matrix in the Gagliardo term.