High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Multiscale.Initial.CanonicalMetric #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Initialization: the canonical metric, the projective sandwich and the entry radius #
The two deterministic kernels A17 and A18 of the initialization route and the entry-radius
estimate they prove (p.initial.fixed.grid.scale, the printed
"entry-radius estimate"; the geometric-mean monotonicity is
p.global.selection). Block plumbing, the
projective-distance sandwich, and the identification of the canonical metric of a block
matrix with a matrix geometric mean are proved first.
Hermitian symmetry of skewCorrectedForm E h is proved here from block symmetry and the
public posDef_lowerRight; HCPoly/Entry/Analysis/ReferenceComparison.lean has no public original
for it (its corrected_pos proves the stronger PosDef privately). The two facts that
file does export, swapConj_lowerRight and schurSigma_le_corrected, are used directly.
No probability law and no annealed premise enters any statement of this file.
Part 2. Block plumbing #
Part 3. The projective-distance sandwich #
Part 4. The canonical metric as a geometric mean #
Hermitian symmetry of the skew-corrected form #
HCPoly/Entry/Analysis/ReferenceComparison.lean exports swapConj_lowerRight and
schurSigma_le_corrected; both are used below through those public originals. The one
extra fact needed here, Hermitian symmetry of skewCorrectedForm E h, has no public
original there (the private corrected_pos of that file proves the stronger PosDef), so
it is proved below directly from block symmetry and the public posDef_lowerRight, as a
private helper of this file.
A17 (kernel). Geometric-mean monotonicity and homogeneity
(p.global.selection): cG ≤ F ≤ κcG gives
d_pr([m(F)],[m(G)]) ≤ ½ log κ.
A18 (kernel). The entry radius of the reference block itself :
Cgeom depends on d alone.
A19. The entry-radius estimate (p.initial.fixed.grid.scale): a block sandwiched between
½𝐑𝐄⁻¹𝐑 and 2𝐄 has canonical metric within C(d) log(2+4Π) of Id.