High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Analysis.ReferenceComparison #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Reference block comparison #
These are deterministic bounds for the block carriers and reference constants.
The source statements are near e.reference.aspect.ratio and e.two.grid.whitney.source,
p.initial.fixed.grid.scale and p.global.selection.
The source argument is Lemma l.bfE.bounds of the companion paper HC.
The swap, shear and Schur algebra these bounds run on is
HCPoly/Entry/Analysis/BlockSwapReflection.lean.
Reference order remains an explicit premise; this module does not derive it from the dagger.
Schur factorization identifies the inverse flux block, giving 1 ≤ refContrast E.
An attained skew minimizer gives refContrast E ≤ aspectRatio E and strictly positive
reference constants. For the comparison, positive block quadratic forms give domination by
twice the scalar diagonal bounds after a skew shear. Inversion and reflection then give a
4 * aspectRatio E bound, which implies the exported, literal 6 * aspectRatio E bound.
This is the direct route: the sharper HC excess estimate e.grok
with coefficient 1 + 6 * (refContrast E - 1) is not delivered.
The determinant is the ordinary determinant of the full 2d matrix. Its comparison with the
reciprocal determinant first bounds its square and therefore gives the printed exponent d.
The weaker exponent 2 * d is recorded separately.
No probability law, quantitative ellipticity constant, or annealed premise enters these bounds.
The reference lower ellipticity constant is strictly positive.
The attained reference upper ellipticity constant is strictly positive.
Minimizing the intrinsic contrast is bounded by the product of the two reference norms.
The Schur complement is dominated in the Loewner order by every skew-corrected form:
schurSigma E ≤ skewCorrectedForm E h for an arbitrary skew correction h.
Reference order forces the attained intrinsic contrast to be at least one.
The printed aspect ratio lower bound, under reference order.
Positivity and the lower bound for the logarithmic argument used downstream.
The printed factor-six comparison. The proof uses diagonal domination after an attained
skew shear, directly; the sharper HC excess estimate e.grok is not asserted here.