High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Response.Core.LoadQuadraticSchur #
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Schur bounds for the load quadratic forms #
This file proves the load-quadratic conjuncts of the response energy-and-defect estimate
e.response.energy.and.defect: it completes the load quadratic forms respEJ^∓ and respTau^∓
and proves they are nonnegative, then compares the recentred energies respEhatMinus/respEhatPlus
and the response mean across scales. The supporting algebra serves the response transfer
p.response.transfer: it proves the Schur identity for the block quadratic form under a block
swap, the Riccati exchange identity between the primal and swapped-conjugate quadratic forms, the
nonnegativity of the canonical imbalance, and the identity and bound for the sum of the load
quadratics respLsq^∓ used to compare scales.
The conjuncts #
First conjunct, unconditional (e.response.energy.and.defect).
Second conjunct, unconditional.
Third conjunct, from the raw output alone.
Fourth conjunct, from the raw output alone.
Seventh conjunct, from the raw output alone.
Eighth conjunct, from the raw output alone.
Part A: the Schur expansion of the block quadratic form #
Part B: b_t ≤ 𝔡(A) · σ_* #
Part B, conclusion: b_t ≤ 𝔡(A)·σ_* #
Part A2: the printed identity (L^-)^2 + (L^+)^2 = 4 p·b_t p #
Part C: from b_t ≤ 𝔡 σ_* to the energy bound #
Part C, conclusion #
The scale comparison E_s ≤ r E_t in quadratic-form shape.