High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Response.Rows.CellHalfCarrierBound #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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The Cell Half of the Cutoff-Mean Row at the Response Carriers #
The cell half of the two cutoff-mean rows of p.response.transfer asserts that the modulus of the
dual pairing of the
cell part of the cutoff-mean defect against a state Y^∓ is at most √(L_s^∓) · √(2 tau^∓). This file assembles that bound from its established pieces: the abstract cell-pairing row
supplies the annealed Cauchy-Schwarz estimate and the stationarity collapse of the annealed head,
the per-cell dual pairing discharges its pathwise hypothesis at an almost-everywhere elliptic
response coefficient, the doubled deficit rescaling supplies the annealed flat deficit as 2 tau^∓, and the linearity of the crossed pairing together with mean cancellation rewrites the
abstract statement back into the pairing of the cell part against Y^∓. The result is the
carrier-level form of the cell half of the response-transfer estimate, for each sign.
The cell half of the cutoff-mean row on the carriers #
The cell half of the two cutoff-mean rows of p.response.transfer asserts that the modulus of the
dual pairing of the cell part of the cutoff-mean defect against Y^∓ is at most
√(L_s^∓) * √(2 tau^∓). This module assembles that statement from the established pieces: the
abstract cell-pairing row abs_integral_avsum_weighted_pairing_le_respLsMinus /
…Plus supplies the annealed Cauchy--Schwarz estimate and the collapse of the annealed head, the
per-cell pairing bound abs_dualPairing_diff_cellAverage_adaptedCellAtCenter_le discharges its
pathwise
hypothesis at the almost-everywhere elliptic response coefficient, the deficit rescaling
integral_avsum_two_subcellDeficit_eq_two_respTauMinus / …Plus discharges the value of the
annealed flat deficit, and the crossed-pairing linearity
vecDot_avsum_integral_eq_integral_avsum_pairing
together with the mean cancellation avsum_weighted_integral_cellAverage_subcellOptimizer_eq_zero
rewrites the abstract flat average back into the pairing of the cell part Ncell against Y^∓.
The cell half of the cutoff-mean row on the carriers, minus sign. Let Ncell be the cell
part of the cutoff-mean defect of p.response.transfer produced by the centred cutoff
decomposition of the terminal optimizer state of the recentred coefficient a_- = a - g, namely
the weighted flat average over the depth-H subcells of the subcell mean of φ - 1 times the
subcell mean of the doubled optimizer field. Then the modulus of the crossed pairing of Ncell
against the dual variable Y^- is at most √(L_s^-) * √(2 tau^-). The proof runs the abstract
cell-pairing row at the concrete crossing of the difference between the terminal and subcell
optimizer means, discharges its pathwise bound by the direct full-dual pairing estimate, discharges
its deficit value by the rescaling of the mean subcell deficit, and rewrites its flat average back
to Ncell with the crossed-pairing linearity and the cancellation of the constant cell means.
The cell half of the cutoff-mean row on the carriers, plus sign. The adjoint twin of
abs_vecDot_cellPart_respYMinus_le: Ncell is the cell part of the cutoff-mean defect for the
adjoint recentred coefficient a_+ = aᵗ + g, built from the terminal optimizer family uP, and the
modulus of its crossed pairing against Y^+ is at most √(L_s^+) * √(2 tau^+). The proof is the
same as for the minus sign, with the adjoint per-cell pairing bound, the adjoint deficit rescaling
and the adjoint mean cancellation.