High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Response.Kernel.ScaleAverageSeminorm #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The scale-average seminorm and its positive-definiteness inputs #
This file introduces the scale-average (Besov-type) seminorm besovSeminorm t avg used in the
diagonal weak-norm bound of AK.HC (2.130), together with its cell-average family, its summability
over scales, and the monotonicity of the associated ratio. It then supplies the positive-
definiteness facts the diagonal weak-norm (cell-average) estimate needs: the annealed adapted mean
and the block response mean are positive definite whenever the underlying coefficient sample is
integrable, and the recentred energies respEhatMinus/respEhatPlus are positive definite from
integrability or from a mean hypothesis, using that the response shear is a unit of the full block
matrix. The scale-average seminorm and these positive-definiteness facts are the inputs to the
response transfer of p.response.transfer.
HC bridge II: the scale-average seminorm (AK.HC (2.130)) #
The carrier is besovSeminorm t avg (ResponseBlockObjects.lean, real tsum); the
ℝ≥0∞-valued adaptedWeakSeminorm q t s F is the alternative. The real carrier needs the
summability supplied below. Paper p.response.transfer.
The pullback to the reference cube is in ReferenceCubeAveragePullback.lean; the diagonal
weak-norm primal bound is in DiagonalDefectCarriers.lean /
DiagonalWeakNormBound.lean.
The squared L²(U_t) mean of a doubled field.
Equations
- HCPolySupport.HighContrast.Multiscale.cellMeanSq V X = HCPolySupport.volumeAverage V fun (x : HCPolySupport.Vec d) => HCPolySupport.blockVecDot (X x) (X x)
Instances For
Summability and the Jensen/partition bound #
(p.response.transfer: a constant c has 3^{-t/2}[c] = |c|/(1-3^{-1/2}); the general
field is bounded the same way through Jensen on each cell and exact partition averaging,
p.response.transfer). Old counterpart: the ℝ≥0∞ sum needed no summability
(WeakNorm.lean); the real carrier does.
HELPERS #
Scalar Jensen for volumeAverage.
Finite-family Jensen, junk-safe: non-integrable components contribute 0 on the left.
Jensen for the doubled cell average: |(X)_V|² ≤ (|X|²)_V.
GEOMETRY. standardCell_subset_centeredCube_of_mem_triadicIndexBox and #
adaptedCellAtCenter_subset_adaptedCell are imported from
HCPoly/Entry/Response/Core/ScalarMaximizerExistence.lean.
The scale-term average bound #
Each scale term is bounded by the L²(U_t) mean: Jensen on cells + exact partition
of U_t by the 3^{nd} depth-n cells.
The geometric majorant #
The geometric majorant of the scale terms (avsum_cellAverageFamily_sq_le +
monotonicity of sqrt).
Summability of the scale-term series #
The series defining besovSeminorm is summable for an L²(U_t) field.
Positive definiteness of the annealed adapted mean from integrability alone #
Every step of the cell-average estimate that consumes the response sample needs
(toFullBlockMat (respMean P jStar F t)).PosDef, and that reduces by definition to
(toFullBlockMat (adaptedMean P (respGrid jStar F) t)).PosDef. The tree previously obtained
this only from Annealed.adaptedMean_posDef, which carries the whole coarse-ellipticity
bundle; but the pathwise positivity of the coarse block uses nothing beyond IsUnit q, and the
only genuinely missing input is the law-integrability of the coarse block. The two theorems
below isolate that input, in the shape of the determinant bound
1 ≤ (toFullBlockMat (adaptedMean P q j)).det.
IsProbabilityMeasure P is not positivity content: it is the hypothesis under which the tree
proves blockPosDef_annealedBlock (its expectation argument ends in measure_univ = 1), and
blockPosDef_coarseBlock_adapted hides no ellipticity hypothesis — the local uniform
ellipticity is carried by CoeffSpace d itself, and the only extra ingredient is IsUnit q,
which the statement's hypothesis records.
The adapted annealed mean is positive definite as soon as its coarse block is
law-integrable: IsUnit q supplies the pathwise positivity, and the expectation of an
integrable family of positive blocks is positive.
The response mean inherits the same positive definiteness, since respMean and respCell
are adaptedMean and HighContrast.adaptedCell at the selected grid.
The response shear G = ⟨1, 0, respg F, 1⟩ is a unit for every F, with no hypothesis:
the shear by -respg F is a right inverse, so the determinant is a unit.
Congruence by a unit preserves positive definiteness: conjugating a positive definite
matrix by an invertible matrix keeps it positive definite (p.response.transfer).
The negative response sample Ehat^- = Gᵗ E_t G is positive definite as soon as the
mean E_t is, since the shear G is a unit (p.response.transfer).
The positive response sample Ehat^+ = D Ehat^- D is positive definite as soon as the
mean is, since the doubling D is a unit (p.response.transfer).
The response sample is positive definite as soon as the coarse block is law-integrable.
Composing the congruence step with respMean_posDef_of_integrable, the positive definiteness
that the recent-head chain asks of Ê⁻ rests on exactly two things a caller can hold: the unit
selected grid that the cell-average estimate already carries, and the integrability of the coarse
block under the law. Neither stationarity, nor the coarse-ellipticity bundle, nor a dimension
bound is used.
The adjoint twin of respEhatMinus_posDef_of_integrable.