High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Annealed.AdaptedLocality #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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Local measurability and covariance of adapted coarse blocks #
The coarse block is recovered by polarization of CG's Mu. We adapt
CG's Chapter 4 smooth-test route: approximate compact ball indicators by smooth
cutoffs, prove measurable ellipticity slices, and realize the coefficient field
in L² from the supported generating statistics. On each slice, Mu is the
infimum of energies along a countable dense family of admissible corrections.
The slice cover includes every coefficient field, giving strict local
measurability without a law premise or a uniform ellipticity bound.
The helpers below extend the open-set part of CG's
Probability/RegCoeffField/SmoothSliceMeasurability.lean and the countable
variational argument of CoarseGraining/MuOperator/AEEOperator/CanonicalCubeSet.lean.
The regular-carrier map and its sigma-algebra comparison are proved below.
No adapted-domain recovery or identification with an AKL fixed-Θ law is used.
Source: near e.coarse.ellipticity, e.rounded.grid.bounds, e.fixed.geometry.parent.child;
qualitative local
ellipticity is assumed.
Public slice-event measurability bridge used by the response optimizer-selection chain.
Public general-cell countable-energy presentation used by the response measurable-selection chain. This exposes the already established Chapter-4 argument without adding any ellipticity constant to a downstream response statement.
Every entry of the coarse block on an invertible adapted cell is measurable for its support-local coefficient sigma algebra. The proof uses CG's countable variational infimum and proves the carrier comparison.
The full unfolded matrix retains the same local sigma algebra.