High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Analysis.PositiveGapSupport #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Positive Gap EccentricityScaleDecay #
The scalar, pointwise and mixed-norm estimates the positive-gap theorem
l.fixed.geometry.positive.gap is assembled from: the mean-penalty bounds, the pointwise gap
inequality, the scalar moment inequalities and the norm comparison. The mixed-norm
subtraction estimate also underlies the matrix-averaging lemma
l.fixed.geometry.matrix.averaging.
Elementary bounds for the mean penalty #
This section proves the deterministic O7 sign consequence from the printed hypothesis
I ≤ M: the natural-power mean penalty is nonnegative on every symmetric block above the
block identity. The stochastic specialization to normalized adapted means is supplied by
the mean-order consequences once the source integrability and order hypotheses are available.
If a symmetric block lies above the block identity, then its printed trace excess is nonnegative.
O7's deterministic sign: the natural-power mean penalty is nonnegative on symmetric blocks above the identity.
Pointwise matrix inequalities for the PositiveGap support layer #
This file keeps the deterministic block-matrix part separate from the later random-field assembly. The fixed block operations are used throughout.
Monotonicity of the real L2 operator norm on positive semidefinite blocks.
The first display of the positive-gap proof, valid already for real N ≥ 1.
Sharp trace/Schatten comparison with the printed 2d factor, including d = 0.
The trace interpolation used for the deterministic mean gap in the centering step.
Scalar moment inequalities for the PositiveGap support layer #
This file records scalar MemLp consequences that do not depend on the
operator-valued Schatten infrastructure.
Identify the real scalar norm with the rooted moment on its natural nonnegative domain.
The rooted mixed-moment Hölder estimate used in the positive-gap proof.
Real mixed Schatten norm bridges for the PositiveGap assembly #
This file contains only the random-norm consequences needed for the PositiveGap result: the coefficient-one subtraction estimate and the exact constant-field readback on a probability law.
Sharp random-field subtraction for the real Schatten mixed norm.
On a probability law, the mixed norm of a deterministic symmetric block is its deterministic Schatten norm.