High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Source.AdaptedBound #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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From a successful source depth to adapted bounds #
Near l.source.whitney. Dagger is used on a single event simultaneously
for every integer source translate. Finer standard cells are assigned to their aligned
ancestor, and coarser cells use the actual standard subdivision and source subadditivity.
At a successful source offset, dagger controls every finer standard cell in the original window on the one simultaneous integer-translation event.
Standard-cell subdivision extends the successful-depth estimate to every generation, including coarser cells, with the printed positive part and no geometric factor.
The full Whitney series has a summable source penalty, with the exact geometric ratio. Reindexing by the nonnegative deficit retains every selected cell.
Separating the least offset retains the factor-one standard bound at every integer scale, including scales below the source window.
One simultaneous standard bound controls every contained adapted cell. The full countable partition is assembled through the mixed response identity.
The same attained source value gives the printed factor-one standard-cell estimate.
The characterized source multiplier, its fixed-Q norm, and one simultaneous standard/adapted event. Both constants are chosen before all source laws and data.