High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Response.Rows.AnnealedBlockMeanCancellation #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Mean Cancellation and Full Stationarity of the Annealed Block #
Above the stationarity threshold j_*, the cell mean of a subcell's own doubled optimizer state
has the form x + R ๐(V) x with a common annealed block ๐, so the weighted flat average,
over the coarse subcells of the terminal cell, of the annealed cell means of each subcell's own
optimizer state vanishes once the flat weights are normalized. Because the crossed pairing is
bilinear and both the finite flat average and the expectation are linear, pairing that flat
average against the dual variable Y is the expectation of the weighted flat average of the
pathwise crossed pairings. For a stationary law and a scale above j_*, this file also shows the
whole annealed coarse block of a recentred family โ diagonal and off-diagonal alike โ is the
same 2d-by-2d matrix at every aligned cell of the generation, since every such cell is an
integer translate of the centred one and the recentring commutes with translation. Both the
cancellation of the weighted flat average of the annealed cell means and the cell-independence of
the annealed coarse block are used in the cell half of the cutoff-mean row of
p.response.transfer.
The constant cell means cancel after expectation #
In the cell half of the cutoff-mean row of p.response.transfer, the weighted flat average, over
the coarse subcells of the terminal cell, of the ANNEALED cell means of each subcell's own
optimizer state vanishes. Above the scale j_* the subcells are integer translates of one
another and the law is stationary, so the annealed block of every subcell agrees; the pathwise cell
mean of the optimizer state is x + R ๐ x (AK.HC (2.32)), and its expectation is
x + R ๐_bar x with the common annealed block ๐_bar. The weights โ the subcell means of the
cutoff
fluctuation ฯ - 1 โ have normalized sum zero because the cutoff has mean one on the terminal cell.
The weighted cell means of the subcell optimizers cancel, negative sign. In the cell half
of the cutoff-mean row of p.response.transfer, let the cell mean of the doubled optimizer state of
each coarse subcell U_w of the terminal cell U_t be the block response of the recentred
coefficient a_- = a - g at the load x^- = (-p, q^-), with a common annealed block A above
j_*. Then the normalized sum, over the subcells, of the subcell mean of ฯ - 1 times the
expectation of each coordinate of that optimizer mean is zero. The expectation of x^- + R ๐ x^-
is x^- + R A x^- at every subcell by integral_blockResponseMean, because the subcell's annealed
block is A; the weights have normalized sum zero by avsum_volumeAverage_sub_one_eq_zero, the
cutoff having mean one.
The weighted cell means of the subcell optimizers cancel, adjoint sign. The adjoint twin of
avsum_weighted_integral_cellAverage_subcellOptimizer_eq_zero for the recentred coefficient
a_+ = aแต + g at the load x^+ = (-p, q^+): the normalized sum, over the coarse subcells of the
terminal cell, of the subcell mean of ฯ - 1 times the expectation of each coordinate of the
optimizer mean vanishes, for the adjoint coarse block.
The crossed pairing of a weighted flat average of expectations #
The cell part of the cutoff-mean defect of p.response.transfer is a weighted flat average,
over the coarse subcells of the terminal cell, of the annealed cell means of the doubled
optimizer state. Because the crossed pairing is bilinear and both the finite flat average and
the expectation are linear, pairing the flat average against the dual variable Y โ the gradient
slot against Y.2 and the flux slot against Y.1 โ is the expectation of the weighted flat
average of the pathwise crossed pairings.
The crossed pairing of a weighted flat average of expectations. Let Z be a finite
index set, c a real weight, M a family of doubled vectors indexed by Z and the sample space,
and let N be the doubled vector whose two slots are the weighted flat averages of the
expectations of the corresponding slots of M. Then the crossed pairing of N against Y
(gradient slot against Y.2, flux slot against Y.1) equals the expectation of the weighted
flat average of the pathwise crossed pairings. This is the exchange of the finite average with
the expectation used in p.response.transfer.
The whole annealed block of an aligned cell is cell-independent #
For a stationary law P and a scale j above j_*, every aligned cell of the generation is an
integer translate of the centred adapted cell, the law is invariant under integer translations,
and the recentring of p.response.transfer subtracts (respectively adds) a constant matrix field,
which commutes with translation. Consequently the whole annealed block of the recentred field
a_- = a - g or a_+ = aแต + g is the same 2d-by-2d matrix at every cell of the generation.
StationaryAnnealedErrorScalars records this for the two diagonal sub-blocks only. The mean
cancellation of
p.response.transfer โ "the constant cell means cancel after expectation, because the scale-s
translations are integral" โ needs the whole block, because the annealed cell mean of the
optimizer state is x + R ๐ x and the off-diagonal sub-blocks enter it. This file supplies the
off-diagonal half and packages the four fields into a single block equality.
The whole annealed block of the recentred field is the same on every aligned cell, minus
sign. For a stationary law P and the recentred coefficient a_- = a - g of
p.response.transfer, the P-entrywise annealed block of the pathwise coarse block on an aligned
cell of scale j โฅ j_* is the annealed block of the centred cell, independently of the cell index
w. This is the full BlockMat form, off-diagonal sub-blocks included.
The whole annealed block of the recentred field is the same on every aligned cell, plus
sign. For a stationary law P and the recentred coefficient a_+ = aแต + g of
p.response.transfer, the P-entrywise annealed block of the pathwise coarse block on an aligned
cell of scale j โฅ j_* is the annealed block of the centred cell, independently of the cell index
w. This is the full BlockMat form, off-diagonal sub-blocks included.