High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Annealed.BridgeSourceTail #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The fine source tail for the two-grid bridge #
Near e.two.grid.whitney.source, p.successful.short.bridge. The fine generations are indexed by
their
nonnegative deficit below jStar - 1; no generation is truncated away.
The geometric ratio is 3 ^ (-(1-γ)), strictly below one for γ < 1.
The normalization has no reference-order premise.
Any countable fine family with the Whitney row estimate has the summable source penalty. The summable unweighted masses come from disjointness in the finite-volume parent; the row estimate is supplied by the two-grid bridge.
A countable positive block family admits an actual weighted sum, with the same scalar order envelope. This uses full block coordinates throughout.
The actual fine source tail: one source envelope works simultaneously for all contained families. The geometric hypotheses are just nonnegative summable volume weights, the fine row bound, and containment through the parent window.
Nonnegative scaling preserves the full quadratic block order.
Any source tail bounded by D E is converted into a comparison with the
actual old-grid terminal mean. The source constant is selected before the law;
the reference order is derived from the dagger law, never supplied as a premise here.
The two old-grid eccentricity factors can be enlarged to the printed
squared sum; the faster source decay can be weakened to the printed exponent.
One factor comes from the source estimate and one from old-grid normalization in the
proof of p.successful.short.bridge, near e.two.grid.source.normalization. The proof
does not require normalization on the other grid.