High-contrast homogenization: Analytic.DoubledMinimizerReadouts #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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Readouts of the doubled variational minimizer #
A readout of the doubled minimizer of a cell is a real-valued functional of the minimizing field which may itself depend on the coefficient field, the leading example being the energy pairing against a fixed test state. This file records the general transfer principle: a readout that is continuous in the field for every sample and measurable in the sample on every fixed generator competitor is measurable in the sample when evaluated at the minimizer.
The proof is the Galerkin selection again. The selected competitors are countably valued measurable functions of the sample converging to the minimizer, so continuity of the readout in its field argument turns them into a sequence of measurable real functions converging pointwise to the readout of the minimizer.
Two consequences are recorded: the pairing of the minimizer with a fixed L²
test field, and the doubled energy pairing of the minimizer with a fixed test
state — that is, the localized average of the coefficient-operator image of the
minimizer.
Transfer principle for readouts of the doubled minimizer. A readout continuous in the field argument and measurable in the sample on every fixed generator competitor is measurable in the sample at the minimizer.
The pairing of the doubled minimizer with a fixed L² test field is a
measurable function of the sample.
The doubled energy pairing against a fixed test state #
The doubled block pairing average against a fixed pair of L² block states
is measurable in the sample.
The doubled energy pairing of a fixed test state against a generator competitor is a block pairing average.
The doubled energy pairing of a fixed test state against the minimizer is a measurable function of the sample. This is the localized average of the coefficient-operator image of the minimizer.