High-contrast homogenization: Analytic.AffineH1a0Pairing #
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Affine transport for coefficient-weighted zero-trace data #
The inverse-image convention for an invertible linear change of variables transports measurable gradient pairs, weak gradients with locally integrable components, and the unnormalized symmetric energy with its exact Jacobian.
An unnormalized nonnegative integral on an affine pullback carries the inverse-determinant Jacobian, without a measurability assumption on the integrand.
Measurability of a function-gradient pair is preserved by the affine pullback and the transpose action on its gradient.
An affine pullback preserves a weak gradient when the function and every gradient component are integrable on the source domain.
The symmetric energy of a transpose-transformed field has the exact inverse-determinant Jacobian on the affine pullback domain.
The full symmetric Sobolev quantity obeys the sharp two-term Jacobian formula under affine pullback.
A single finite determinant factor controls both terms of the transported coefficient-weighted Sobolev quantity.