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LeanPool.HighContrastHomogenization.Entry.Setup.NormalizedFluctuation

High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Setup.NormalizedFluctuation #

Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit 7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.

The annealed adapted block, the normalized mean P^q_{j,k} and the fluctuation V^q_{j,k} #

Near e.scale.selection.normalized.mean.fluctuation:

For j โˆˆ โ„ค, set โ‹„_j^q := q โ–ก_j and ๐€hom_{j,q} := ๐€hom(โ‹„_j^q) = E[๐€(โ‹„_j^q)]. For j โ‰ค k and z โˆˆ 3^j q โ„ค^d, define the normalized mean and fluctuation by P^q_{j,k} := ๐€hom_{k,q}^{-1/2} ๐€hom_{j,q} ๐€hom_{k,q}^{-1/2} and V^q_{j,k}(z) := ๐€hom_{k,q}^{-1/2}(๐€(z + โ‹„_j^q) โˆ’ ๐€hom_{j,q})๐€hom_{k,q}^{-1/2}. โ€ฆ Write V^q_j := V^q_{j,j}(0).

๐€(U) is coarseBlock U, ๐€hom(U) is annealedBlock P U and โ‹„_j^q is adaptedCell q j; the conjugation F^{-1/2} ยท F^{-1/2} is normalizedBlock of HCPoly/Entry/Setup/ProjectiveDistance.lean.

Two things the print carries as hypotheses and these definitions do not, so that a reader comparing file to manuscript finds no silent divergence (operating rules, the standing honesty rule):

๐€hom_{k,q}^{-1/2} is meaningful because the annealed adapted block is positive definite; that is blockPosDef_annealedBlock (HCPoly/Setup/Response.lean), which has hypotheses. None of them is imposed here: off the positive definite blocks the inverse and the square root take the junk values fixed in HCPoly/Setup/BlockAlgebra.lean.

The print names the random matrix V^q_{j,k}(z) and takes norms of it at the use sites; normalizedFluctuation defines that matrix itself, not its mixed norm.

The normalized fluctuation V^q_{j,k}(z) = ๐€hom_{k,q}^{-1/2}(๐€(z + โ‹„_j^q) โˆ’ ๐€hom_{j,q})๐€hom_{k,q}^{-1/2} (e.scale.selection.normalized.mean.fluctuation), a random doubled block.

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    The diagonal fluctuation V^q_j = V^q_{j,j}(0) (near e.scale.selection.logdet.loss).

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