High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Multiscale.DriftAdvance #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Drift Advance #
The identities of the diagonal profile and the finite-sum algebra of the determinant drift
they advance. At equal generations the profile is the printed prefactor times the history,
and it equals the history once the terminal mean is positive definite; the drift algebra
splits the printed determinant drift at an intermediate generation, telescopes the
log-determinant loss, and bounds one synchronized step of the drift by the terminal loss
increment. These deterministic finite-sum facts are the drift-advance input to
p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation.
Diagonal profile identities #
This file contains only the deterministic finite-sum and normalization algebra needed at
the diagonal m = n. The positivity assumption is kept exactly where the total
normalization needs it.
Normalizing a positive definite block by itself gives the doubled identity.
The mean penalty of the identity is zero, for every natural moment including 0.
At the diagonal, the profile is exactly the printed prefactor times the history.
With a positive terminal mean, the diagonal normalized mean is the identity.
Determinant drift algebra #
Spectral trace/determinant bounds, positive matrix normalization, and the finite-sum
algebra for the printed determinant drift. The matrix-family hypotheses are deterministic
support inputs; their annealed proofs are the mean order of
p.fixed.geometry.parent.child.recurrence.
Split the printed drift sum at an intermediate generation m.
The determinant of the positive square root has the expected square.
Full log determinants give the normalization factor with coefficient one.
The conjugated trace/determinant bound on a positive definite pair.
The printed trace increment bound for normalized full blocks.
Every eigenvalue is bounded by the determinant when all eigenvalues are at least one.
Changing normalization of a positive increment costs at most the full determinant ratio. The argument uses spectral order, inverse order and cyclic trace, without commutativity.
The logarithm of the normalized mean is exactly the loss increment.
The full log-determinant loss telescopes without analytic premises.
The printed drift advance for a positive adjacent-decreasing mean family. These finite-dimensional hypotheses are the future outputs of annealed mean order; no integrability of the total real drift formula is required.