High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Annealed.TransportDriftComparison #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Transport drift comparison on two rounded grids #
The deterministic drift estimates consumed by the two-grid transport. The module proves the
scaling-composition law blockScale a (blockScale b A) = blockScale (a * b) A and a
cross-source comparison bounding the annealed mean of one rounded grid by a constant multiple
of the annealed mean of a second rounded grid. It then removes the temporary source-scale cap
from the maximal-family partition comparison, assembles the complete Whitney drift comparison,
and deduces the printed determinant-drift estimate: on two positive definite geometries within
bounded projective distance, the drift of the transported geometry is bounded by the scaled
drift of the reference geometry plus the partition, source and terminal-decay terms. These
estimates serve Proposition p.two.grid.transport.
Scaling twice multiplies the real coefficients.
Source normalization compares means on either rounded geometry, with a single outer constant.
Removing the cap from a maximal-family row cannot increase its mass.
Apply the accepted partition comparison to the actual forward Whitney family. The temporary maximum in the summation cap isolates the source-scale endpoint.
Remove the temporary source-scale cap and weaken only the scalar source decay.
The complete Whitney drift comparison, including the empty boundary at j=jStar+L.
The complete printed determinant-drift estimate. The uniform errors use the mass-one Abel identity; the source term retains its linear scale factor.