High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Response.Kernel.IntegratedWeakEnergyBound #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The integrated weak-norm estimate #
This file integrates the pathwise weak bound over the coefficient law to assemble the weak-norm
estimate e.response.weak.estimate for one family of response maximizers. The pathwise bound
3^{-t/2}[M_0^{1/2}(X_t - Y)] splits into three summands - the recent cell and averaged-defect
sums, the old-scale tail carrying the optimizer energy, and the random-to-annealed recentring
correction - each squared and integrated separately: the recent sums against the η^{1/Q} bound
on the cell defects, the tail against the Q-th moment of the all-scale maximum through its
good/bad branches, and the recentring against the Q-th moment of the two-sided all-scale
maximum. The purely arithmetic composition of the three resulting constants into the printed
bound is isolated as a single lemma independent of matrices, cells or measures.
The squared scale-average seminorm bound #
The scale-average seminorm [X] of AK.HC (2.130) is defined in ResponseBlockObjects.lean as a
real
tsum; this file records its nonnegativity and the nonnegativity of the squared L² cell mean. The
Jensen/partition bound, in squared form, bounds the seminorm itself (rather than 3^{-t/2} times
it)
by the L²(U_t) mean of the field.
The per-family integrated weak energy #
This module integrates the pathwise weak bound over the coefficient law and assembles the
weak-norm estimate e.response.weak.estimate for one family of response maximizers.
The pathwise bound splits 3^{-t/2}[M_0^{1/2}(X_t - Y)] into three summands: the recent
cell and averaged-defect sums, the old-scale tail carrying the optimizer energy, and the
correction from the random cell average to the annealed centre. Squaring costs a factor
three, and each square is then integrated separately: the recent sums against the
η^{1/Q} bound on the cell defects, the tail against the Q-th moment of the all-scale
maximum through the good/bad split at the cutoff 1, and the recentring against the
Q-th moment bound on the two-sided all-scale maximum.
The arithmetic of the three constants is isolated in weakEstimate_arith_engine, which knows
nothing
about matrices or cells: it is the statement that an integral of a square dominated by
three such terms is bounded by K_0^2 (L^±)^2 (A_H η^{1/Q} + B (3^{-αH})^2).
Elementary nonnegativity of the pathwise carriers #
The pathwise optimizer energy is a square root.
The raw response output is antitone in the source threshold constant.
The integration engine #
The per-family integrated bound, minus sign #
e.response.weak.estimate, one maximizer family, minus sign. For a single family u
of response maximizers,
3^{-t} E[[M_0^{1/2}(X_t^- - Y^-)]^2] ≤ (C (3^{-αH} + C_H η^{1/(2Q)}) κ_s^{1/2})^2.
The pathwise three-term split is integrated by weakEstimate_arith_engine: the recent finite sums
carry
η^{1/Q}, the old-scale tail carries E[M^Q] + 3^{-2αH} through the good/bad split at the
cutoff 1, and the random-to-annealed recentring carries η^{2/Q}; the product
K_0^2 (L^-)^2 is then turned into C κ_s by the calibrated-block and load bounds.
The per-family integrated bound, plus sign #
e.response.weak.estimate, one maximizer family, plus sign. The plus twin of
respWeakEnergyOf_minus_le, on the adjoint recentred sample. For a single family u
of response maximizers,
3^{-t} E[[M_0^{1/2}(X_t^+ - Y^+)]^2] ≤ (C (3^{-αH} + C_H η^{1/(2Q)}) κ_s^{1/2})^2.
The pathwise three-term split is integrated by weakEstimate_arith_engine: the recent finite sums
carry
η^{1/Q}, the old-scale tail carries E[M^Q] + 3^{-2αH} through the good/bad split at the
cutoff 1, and the random-to-annealed recentring carries η^{2/Q}; the product
K_0^2 (L^+)^2 is then turned into C κ_s by the calibrated-block and load bounds.