High-contrast homogenization: Entry.Source.Multiplier #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The source stopping minimum #
Near e.source.multiplier, l.source.whitney. The finite source-center success events,
stationary union and Markov bounds, and measurable least successful offset.
The multiplier is returned as a characterized existential witness: there is no new
definition. Failure at every depth receives representative offset zero;
the source moment estimate proves that exceptional event null.
The success events in the printed minimum are measurable.
Stationarity and Markov's inequality bound failure at one depth. Independence is unused.
Finite source moments make the all-failure event null, without a lower-scale burn.
A measurable least successful offset, with value zero if every attempt fails. The events need not be monotone. This is a measurable representative on the original sigma algebra, so no completion of the probability space is required.
The printed source minimum is attained almost surely. The representative is one on the all-failure null set, and is identically one when the exponent is zero. No rounding or source lower-scale threshold is needed for attainment alone.
Summing the upper tail of a natural offset gives a finite exponential moment. This is an extended-integral estimate; integrability is a consequence, not a premise.
An explicit constant for the closed source lower-scale threshold. The formula is fixed before the growth witness and scale, and introduces no additive burn.
A finite nonnegative moment supplies membership before its actual norm is bounded.
The printed, characterized source multiplier and its fixed selection-moment bound.
Write p=2*(d+Q), b=3^(γ*Q), q=3^(-p), and let C be the source-moment
constant supplied by source_selection_moment_bound. We choose, once before the
law, B=C*b/(1-b*q) and Csrc=(C+max 1 (logb 2 B))/(p-d). The standing threshold
is closed, with no extra burn.