High-contrast homogenization: Analytic.WeightedEnergy #
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The weighted Dirichlet energy against the unweighted one #
The energy sEnergyOn b V F = ∫_V F · s F of the coefficient-weighted spaces of
s.introduction is the Lebesgue integral of the quadratic form
of the symmetric part s of the coefficient field. Where the field is
uniformly elliptic almost everywhere on the set the integral runs over, the
quadratic form is pinched between lam ‖F‖² and Lam ‖F‖² pointwise a.e. on
that set, so the weighted energy is two-sided comparable to the unweighted one
and is finite exactly when F ∈ L²(V). The constants are those of V; each
comparison is stated first for the pinching restricted to V, and the form with
a pinching on all of ℝ^d follows by restriction. The
identity that lets the skew part drop out of the quadratic form is
vecDot_matVecMul_symmPart, already in CoarseGraining.
Neither half of the comparison uses any measurability, of b or of F: both
are pointwise a.e. comparisons of Lebesgue integrals. Measurability enters only
where the ℝ≥0∞ finiteness statement is turned into Bochner square
integrability, which is the form the pairing estimates consume.
The lower half of the comparison, with the pinching read on V alone:
lam ∫_V ‖F‖² ≤ ∫_V F · s F.
The lower half of the comparison: lam ∫_V ‖F‖² ≤ ∫_V F · s F.
The upper half of the comparison, with the pinching read on V alone:
∫_V F · s F ≤ Lam ∫_V ‖F‖².
The upper half of the comparison: ∫_V F · s F ≤ Lam ∫_V ‖F‖².
The weighted energy is finite exactly when the field is in L², with the
pinching read on V alone. No measurability of b or of F is used: both
halves are pointwise a.e. comparisons of Lebesgue integrals.
The weighted energy is finite exactly when the field is in L². No
measurability of b or of F is used: both halves are pointwise a.e.
comparisons of Lebesgue integrals.
Measurability of the squared Euclidean norm of a vector field, from measurability of its components.
The ℝ≥0∞ finiteness statement and Bochner square integrability agree.
Finite weighted energy forces F ∈ L²(V), with the pinching read on V
alone; this is the hypothesis the absolute convergence of the weak pairing
needs.
Finite weighted energy forces F ∈ L²(V), which is the hypothesis the
absolute convergence of the weak pairing needs.