High-contrast homogenization: Analytic.AffineNegSobolevNorm #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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The negative fractional norm under an invertible affine normalization #
The dual norm of e.physical.negative.norm is a supremum of normalized
pairings over the smooth compactly supported fields of unit H^s norm. Under
an invertible change of variables the pairing itself is unchanged — the
determinant cancels from a normalized average — and the admissible index family
is transported by pullback, at the cost of the affine distortion factor of the
H^s norm square. Because the norm square is quadratic and the pairing is
linear in the test, the dual norm therefore costs the square root of that
factor.
The same rescaling argument gives the cost of multiplying the values of a field
by a fixed matrix: the matrix moves onto the test field through its transpose,
so the dual norm costs one power of the ℓ² operator norm of the transpose.
Rescaling an admissible test #
A scalar multiple of a local vector test is a local vector test.
The rescaling bound. A local vector test whose H^s norm square is at
most K pairs against a field by at most √K times the dual norm.
The domain transport #
The dual fractional norm under an invertible change of variables. The constant is the square root of the affine distortion factor of the inverse map.
The operator-norm instantiations #
The dual comparison with the explicit constant built from the determinant of
L and the ℓ² operator norm of L.