High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Geometry.TwoGridWhitney #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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Countable volume assembly for the actual adapted Whitney rows #
The rows are indexed by the entire admissible integer subtype and their
finite center sets. Summability is proved from finite measure before the
real series is evaluated, as required by l.two.grid.whitney.
Center injectivity converts a disjoint index-row volume to the finite center sum, for any witness of its finiteness.
The full admissible integer family is summable, with sum equal to the measure of its actual pair-indexed union. Finite measure is used before passing from the extended nonnegative series to a real series.
Every finite-volume open target of positive volume has total normalized Whitney mass one, with genuine summability on the infinite lower half-line.
A measure bound for an actual adapted row gives the normalized center sum, with a separately specified positive finite denominator.
Complete construction (i), including the infinite real-series identity. The same positive constant is chosen before every grid, scale and translation.
The hybrid construction's finiteness, exact null partition, and cap-row estimate. The smaller-row exposed-face estimate is a separate obligation.
Every smaller selected old cube lies, away from the specified null new-grid faces, near the outer boundary or an exposed packed face. Both relative matrices are retained throughout the coordinate transport.
The smaller hybrid row has width times surface-volume mass in old-grid coordinates. The constant is chosen before both matrices and all scales.
The smaller hybrid rows satisfy the required 3^(r-j) relative-volume
bound, with finiteness produced and one constant before all other data.
Complete construction (ii), including the cap and every smaller row. Neither openness nor finiteness of the uncovered set is an extra premise.