High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Response.Core.CenteredEnergyIdentity #
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The centred-response energy comparison #
This file proves the centred-response energy identity e.response.by.centered.energies. The key
input is the printed matrix comparison e.matrix.block.comparison,
F ≤ (1 + 6(θ - 1)) F♯, established at the skew correction h = h_t for which k - h = r_t is
symmetric and the printed transpose step is the identity; the file also proves the Loewner,
quadratic-form and positive-semidefiniteness facts the comparison needs along the way. It then
packages the hypothesis bundles — RespCalibrated, RespCutoffBound, RespEnergyDefect,
RespLoadBound, RespLoadMean, RespSourceSmall and RespWeakBound — that carry each stage of
the decomposition of adapted_response_core into the next, and proves the centred-energy estimate
itself from them.
The block comparison and the trace step #
Two inputs of e.response.by.centered.energies:
response_by_centered_energies_block_comparison, the printed matrix comparisone.matrix.block.comparison(neare.matrix.block.comparison)F <= (1+6(theta-1)) F^sharp, proved at the skew correctionh = h_t, for whichk - h = r_tis symmetric and the printed transpose step is an identity;response_by_centered_energies_loewner_of_trace, the passage from the trace estimate ofp.response.transferto the Loewner estimateb_t <= (1+c) S_*, throughlambda_max <= tron the positive semidefinite normalized defect.
The explicit Schur inverse of a symmetric positive block.
The Schur form of the block quadratic form.
The blocks of the reflected inverse A^# = R A⁻¹ R.
The Schur form of the quadratic form of A^# = R A⁻¹ R.
e.matrix.block.comparison (near e.matrix.block.comparison) at the skew
correction h = h_t, for which k - h = r_t is symmetric.
A positive semidefinite matrix is dominated by its trace.
r_t is symmetric.
r_t S_*^{-1} r_t is positive semidefinite.
b_t is positive definite.
m_t is positive definite.
tr(R b_t R) = tr(S S_*^{-1}) + tr(r_t S_*^{-1} r_t S_*^{-1}), R = S_*^{-1/2}.
tr(r_t S_*^{-1} r_t S_*^{-1}) ≥ 0.
From a trace bound on the normalized b_t to the Loewner bound b_t ≤ (1+c) S_*.
Decomposition of adapted_response_core, part 1: the predicate bundles and the #
centred-energy estimate
The predicate bundles that carry the output of one step of the decomposition of
adapted_response_core into the hypotheses of the next, together with the centred-energy
estimate.
Bundles #
The calibrated-block sandwich e.response.calibrated.blocks
(e.response.calibrated.blocks):
C^{-1} M_0 <= Ehat_t^± <= C kappa_t^{1/2} M_0 and Ehat_s^± <= C kappa_s^{1/2} M_0.
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The energy and defect bounds e.response.energy.and.defect
(e.response.energy.and.defect).
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The load and mean bounds e.response.load.and.mean:
|M_0^{1/2}x^±|^2 <= C kappa_s^{1/2} and |M_0^{1/2}Y^±|^2 <= C kappa_s.
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The source-smallness pair e.response.source.smallness
(e.response.source.smallness), with Pi = aspectRatio E and
e(m)^2 = ‖m‖ ‖m⁻¹‖ for m = explicitCanonicalMetric F.
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The generation-n summand of the source load L_s (p.response.transfer): the
printed weight 3^{-3n/2} times the flat average over the generation-(s-n) cells of
(|b_{s-n,z}^{1/2} P| + |(S_{*,s-n,z})^{-1/2} Q|)^2. respSourceLoad is the sum of this family
over n.
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The source load is the sum of its generation summands.
The source-load bound L_s^± <= C kappa_s^{3/2} (p.response.transfer).
-- READING: kappa_s^{3/2} is written (sqrt kappa_s)^3.
The two summability conjuncts are not decoration. respSourceLoad is a tsum, whose value on a
non-summable family is 0, and the two inequalities above then hold vacuously; the estimate of
e.response.cutoff.estimate divides by L_s^± in the sense that it pairs against it, and is false
at the junk value. The printed proof of the bound establishes convergence on the way ("the series
converges because gamma < 3/2"), so the summability belongs here, where L_s^± is produced.
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The weak-norm estimate e.response.weak.estimate:
(W^±)^{1/2} <= C (3^{-alpha H} + C_H eta^{1/(2Q)}) kappa_s^{1/2}.
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The cutoff estimate e.response.cutoff.estimate.
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The centred-energy estimate #
The centred-energy estimate e.response.by.centered.energies:
kappa_t - 1 <= 12 d sup_{|e|=1}(|Jtilde^-(e)| + |Jtilde^+(e)|), stated with an explicit
bound M instead of a supremum.
Route: the trace identity of p.response.transfer
(response_by_centered_energies_aux_centered_sum and
response_by_centered_energies_aux_basis_trace), both trace terms nonnegative
(p.response.transfer,
response_by_centered_energies_trace_rTrT_nonneg), the passage from the trace estimate to the
Loewner estimate b_t <= (1 + d M) S_* (response_by_centered_energies_loewner_of_trace), and
then e.matrix.block.comparison (e.matrix.block.comparison) with h = h_t.
-- READING: the docstring of Analysis.schurSigma_le_corrected
together with coupled_schur_le as the in-tree form of e.matrix.block.comparison. That is
not what those two prove: coupled_schur_le goes from an imbalance bound to a corrected-Schur
bound, i.e. the converse implication, and the only 6 in this direction is the
aspect-ratio six of Analysis.refBlock_le_six_aspectRatio_smul_swapConj. The printed
F <= (1+6(theta-1)) F^sharp is therefore proved here from scratch, at h = h_t, as
response_by_centered_energies_block_comparison.
The printed 12 d is 2 * 6 * d: this proof gives kappa_t - 1 <= 6 d M, and M >= 0
supplies the remaining factor two.