High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Annealed.BridgeComparisonsOneSided #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The two one-sided Whitney comparisons #
p.successful.short.bridge. Countable subadditivity uses response
quadratics on the open parent and its open cells. A single locally elliptic
representative serves the entire partition. The null remainder is never
an argument of coarseBlock.
The companion module BridgeComparisons holds the shared partition-comparison
machinery. Here the two comparisons themselves are proved: the forward
comparison bounds the Loewner difference of the new and old adapted means by the
old-grid quadratic sum together with a locally elliptic term, and the reverse
comparison is the matching bound in the opposite direction, with the packed new
cells at n + L and the old boundary rows running up to that cap. The cap-row
mass bound gives the summability of the boundary row masses on which the
countable subadditivity argument rests. The quadratic identities
bridge_enlarge_quadratic_smul and bridge_enlarge_quadratic_add record the
scaling and additivity of the response quadratic.
The forward cap row has mass at most one. Summability is obtained from finite volume before the full mass identity is used.
The forward Whitney comparison, e.bridge.upper.comparison.
The old-grid sum ends at n; its parent is the new cell at n+L.
The reverse Whitney comparison, e.bridge.lower.comparison. The
packed new cells are at n+L; the old boundary rows include that cap.