High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Multiscale.OneGrid.HistoryCounting #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Step 1 — counting, integrability and transport #
Group D of the printed proof (p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation), first half: the cell
counts of an
adapted grid, the integrability and domination facts for the history integrands, stationarity
transport, and the pointwise bounds the fluctuation decomposition consumes.
Part of the proof of the statement in
HCPoly/Entry/Statements/OneGridPropagation.lean. Conventions of the group:
q = 𝒬(𝔪) is Geometry.explicitRoundedGrid jStar metric at every loss, history, profile and drift;
metric (not m) names the positive matrix, because m, n, m₀ are generations; the
source lower scale e.source.lower.scale is carried exactly by the source-facing statement in
HCPoly/Entry/OneGridPropagation.lean; this group's stronger algebraic and history lemmas
omit an unused threshold, and this group's generic integration helpers take finiteness,
integrability or measurability inputs that are proved at their actual use sites, not extra
premises of the printed proposition.
Group D. Step 1 — control of the histories (p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation) #
The mean history is nonnegative on the admissible range: every Ψ_Q(P^q_{j,m}) is, because
the adapted annealed means decrease and normalize above the identity.
Finite nonnegative suprema are integrable and dominate each entry. This supplies the
real-supremum justification in the carried-history step, p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation.
Exact centre count in an invertible adapted grid, used to absorb the maximum by a sum
in the carried-history step, p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation.
Compatible centre decomposition through an intermediate generation. The same parent
cell is used for every fine scale in the carried-history step,
p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation.
Stationarity transports an entire scalar integrand, including its joint supremum.
This is the shared-translation step of carried history, p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation.
Change of normalization in operator norm, without commuting the square roots. This is
the matrix congruence in the carried-history step, p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation.
Operator moments are integrable under the existing Schatten membership theorem. This
justifies the finite maxima of carried history, p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation.
Integrability and pointwise domination for the actual weighted history integrand,
as used in the carried-history step, p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation.
Powered change of normalization for an individual fluctuation. This supplies the
matrix factor in the carried-history step, p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation.
Stationarity and normalization bound a single fine-cell moment by its diagonal
Schatten moment, in the carried-history step, p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation.
Split a weighted real supremum at an intermediate generation and replace the upper
maxima by finite sums. This is the scalar integration step of carried history,
p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation.
The trace penalty controls the powered normalization factor, for arbitrary fine
generation and centre, in carried history, p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation.
The old-generation bound uses one translated joint supremum per parent cell. This is
the compatible partition argument of carried history, p.fixed.geometry.one.grid.propagation.