High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Response.Kernel.EtaKernelBound #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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The η-kernel bound #
This is the η-kernel of the diagonal weak-norm estimate (p.response.transfer): for each depth
n and index w, the two-sided normalized recent defect satisfies ∫ ‖D_{n,w}‖² ≤ K_n η^{2/Q}
once the two-sided smallness hypothesis ∫ respAllScaleAbs^Q dP ≤ Cm η is supplied together with
its measurability and integrability. This file discharges both premises from RawOutput,
RespCalibrated and RespSourceSmall alone, so that the two corollaries below need no further
analytic input.
The η-kernel (paper p.response.transfer). For each depth n and index w, the
two-sided normalized recent defect is square-integrable with
∫ ‖D_{n,w}‖^2 ≤ K_n η^{2/Q}.
The smallness hypothesis is the TWO-SIDED ∫ respAllScaleAbs ^ Q ∂P ≤ Cm * η, not the
one-sided respAllScaleMax one. The conclusion K n * η ^ (2/Q) and every other binder are
unchanged. The η-kernel obstruction shows that the one-sided hypothesis implies the conclusion
for NO constant sequence K; the paper routes this step through the two-sided fluctuation
history, not through M (p.response.transfer). The two-sided premise is carried by an L²
quantity and is discharged through blockOpNorm (normalizedFluctuation …).
The lower side needs a pathwise lower Loewner bound. The deterministic block-algebra
identities swapConj_lowerRight / schurSigma_le_corrected / meanPenalty concern a single
symmetric positive definite E; they mention neither the sample a nor the cell, so they
cannot produce that bound. The route is:
D_{n,w} = (N_{n,w} - I) - (N_0 - I)withN = normalizedBlock(·, E_t), usingnormalizedBlock_blockSubandadaptedCellAtCenter_zero;- both summands are bounded by
respAllScaleAbsthroughle_csSup(weights3^{ρn}and1), so‖D_{n,w}‖ ≤ (3^{ρn} + 1) · respAllScaleAbs a-- this is the step the one-sided carrier could not supply; - the recentred field
a_∓and the normalizerEhat^∓ = blockCongr (respG F) E_tare the SAME congruence of theE_t-picture (coarseBlockMatrix_respCoeffMinus_at/_respCoeffPlus_atbelow), and a congruence applied to both the block and its normalizer leaves the normalized block orthogonally similar, hence leavesblockOpNormunchanged; - Jensen on the probability measure with
Q ≥ 2then gives∫ D^2 ≤ (3^{ρn}+1)^2 (Cm η)^{2/Q}, i.e.K n := (3^{ρn}+1)^2 · Cm^{2/Q} > 0.
Conjunct 1 (measurability) is aestronglyMeasurable_recentDefectBlock_minus/plus above,
carrier-independent. Conjunct 2 is the same pointwise bound.
All three conjuncts, both signs. K n := (3 ^ (Quenched.contrastRho γ * n) + 1) ^ 2 * Cm ^ (2/Q), positive. The chain above:
blockSpecBound_le_blockOpNorm--blockSpecBound N ≤ blockOpNorm NUNCONDITIONALLY, so the new hypothesis implies the old one and norespAllScaleMaxconsumer is lost;blockOpNorm_sub_id_le_specBound_add_twoandpathwise_envelope_abs-- the two-sided defining set is a.e.BddAbove, therespAllScaleAbsanalogue;weighted_blockOpNorm_le_respAllScaleAbs-- thele_csSupstep;blockOpNorm_normalizedBlock_sub_le-- the split(N_{n,w} - I) - (N_0 - I)in theE_t-picture, which is where BOTH sides are needed and where the one-sided carrier fails;blockOpNorm_normalizedBlock_blockCongr_le-- congruence invariance:U = matSqrt E · G · matSqrt (Gᵀ E G)⁻¹hasUᵀ U = 1, so applying the sameblockCongrto a block and to its normalizer leaves the normalized block orthogonally similar;blockCongr_posDef(withisUnit_respG/isUnit_respGPlus) -- positive definiteness ofEhat^∓, discharged, not assumed;recentDefect_le_respAllScaleAbs_minus/_plus-- THE η-KERNEL POINTWISE BOUND,recentDefect ≤ (3 ^ (ρ n) + 1) · respAllScaleAbs aa.e., uniformly innandw;respAllScaleAbs_measurable,respAllScaleAbs_nonneg,integral_sq_le_rpow(Jensen,∫ f ^ 2 ≤ (∫ f ^ Q) ^ (2/Q)on a probability measure) andconjuncts_of_pointwise-- integrability (conjunct 2) and the exponent (conjunct 3).
Conjunct 1 is aestronglyMeasurable_recentDefectBlock_minus / _plus, carrier-independent.
The η-kernel, plus sign.
The η-kernel twins reduced to the source hypotheses #
Both premises of the twins above -- Integrable (fun a => respAllScaleAbs ^ Q) P and
∫ respAllScaleAbs ^ Q ∂P ≤ Cm η -- are supplied by
respAllScaleAbs_aestronglyMeasurable_integrable (above) and response_allscale_abs
. The two corollaries below discharge both premises and leave
only RawOutput, RespCalibrated, RespSourceSmall and the profile smallness
Cprof σ^{(1-γ)/8} ≤ η -- exactly the premises the assembly already supplies to
response_allscale_abs and response_source_smallness (AdaptedResponseAssembly.lean). They show
that the wiring closes: Cm is no longer a free constant of the twins but the C produced
by response_allscale_abs, and the two Csrcs are
reconciled by the tree's max idiom, as AdaptedResponseAssembly.lean does.
The η-kernel wired, minus sign. The conclusion of integral_recentDefect_sq_le_minus
with both
respAllScaleAbs premises discharged from RawOutput by response_allscale_abs
and respAllScaleAbs_aestronglyMeasurable_integrable.
The η-kernel wired, plus sign. The plus twin of
integral_recentDefect_sq_le_of_rawOutput_minus.
Local helper for the squared recent sums #
Bookkeeping from the η-kernel to the squared recent sums (p.response.transfer, finite
window
n ≤ H): (S_cell + S_av)^2 ≤ 2S_cell^2 + 2S_av^2; Cauchy–Schwarz on the finite sums;
S_cell: ∫ weakCellDefect^2 = avg_w ∫ ‖D_{n,w}‖^2 ≤ K_n η^{2/Q} ≤ K_n η^{1/Q} (η < 1);
S_av: ‖avg_w D‖ ≤ avg_w ‖D‖ ≤ (avg_w ‖D‖^2)^{1/2} (ofFullBlockMat/toFullBlockMat inverse,
norm of a mean) and ∫ √f ≤ (∫ f)^{1/2} on a probability measure, giving √K_n η^{1/Q}.
D H = 2(H+1) ∑_{n ≤ H} (K n + √(K n)) + 1 works.