High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Geometry.HybridWhitneyUncovered #
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Hybrid Whitney Uncovered #
The faces and the boundary layer of the hybrid Whitney decomposition, and the measure of the part
of the domain they leave uncovered. The packed adapted cells, their exposed faces and the affine
neighborhoods of uncovered points are bounded at the cap scale, the uncovered part lies in the
outer strip modulo the null new-grid faces, and in its own coordinates the packed union is exactly
a union of standard cells. This serves l.two.grid.whitney.
Packed adapted cells and the null grid seams #
EccentricityScaleDecay for construction (ii) of l.two.grid.whitney.
The uncovered set includes internal open-cell seams. Off the new-grid
faces its points are interior points; all pointwise boundary arguments must
retain this null exception. No replacement of the uncovered set is made.
Distinct indices in an invertible grid give disjoint open cells.
Outside the affine generation faces there is an actual open adapted cell.
An unpacked cell cannot meet any cell in the packed generation.
Internal packed seams can remain uncovered, but away from the new-grid
faces every uncovered point is interior. This is the a.e. reading required
by the strip argument in l.two.grid.whitney.
The packed family and the actual maximal old cells exhaust an open parent. The uncovered set itself need not be open. This includes the empty packed family.
Points in lattice-neighbor cells are at distance at most twice the usual cell diameter. The hypothesis also allows diagonal neighbors.
A packed face is exposed when its lattice neighbor across that face is unpacked. Only cubes with such a face enter this union; interior packed seams contribute nothing to the estimate.
There are at most C(d,K₀) 3^((d-1)(j-n)) packed cubes with exposed
faces. The cap family is proved finite inside this theorem.
The outer strip of the hybrid Whitney construction #
The uncovered part of l.two.grid.whitney lies in the outer
strip modulo the explicitly excluded new-grid faces. All metric estimates
use relative coordinates; neither absolute matrix norm is bounded.
In the packed grid's coordinates an uncovered point off grid faces
shares a generation-n cell with a point outside the parent.
The whole uncovered volume satisfies the cap-scale outer-strip estimate. The proof removes the new-grid faces before applying the pointwise strip lemma, then restores them using their zero measure.
Exact volume of a width-t rectangular neighborhood of a packed face.
The other coordinates are enlarged by t, so this includes its end caps.
At r ≤ n the end-cap contribution is absorbed into a constant
independent of both generations; the coefficient may depend on the width
multiplier c, as required after relative matrix distortion.
A finite closest-cell argument finds an exposed packed face near an uncovered point whenever a packed point is nearby. Internal packed seams are excluded by the explicit generation-face hypothesis.
The affine neighborhoods of all faces in a finite cube family have the expected width times surface-volume bound, including overlaps and end caps.