High-contrast homogenization: Frozen.QuenchedConvergence #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Quenched convergence of the coarse-grained matrices #
Quenched convergence of the subadditive quantities with a random source scale,
above the random radius of ss.random.dirichlet.
The conclusion is the quenched block decay e.random.quenched.row, carried on
one integer-translation-invariant event of full probability, together with the
deterministic limit block that pins the annealed blocks from both sides, the
polynomial length, and the optimal two-part tail of the random scale at the
exponent d - 2g.
The weighted row of the conclusion is the quantity B_m of
e.random.quenched.row, written out in the vocabulary of the setup layer: the
ρ-weighted sum over depths of the largest normalized coarse-block excess over
the standard cells of that depth whose centers lie in the outer cube, restricted
to the event that the source has burned at the outer scale. The weight exponent
is the printed one, ρ = (1+3g)/4 of e.random.orders, carried literally
rather than as an existential.
The coefficient fields are uniformly elliptic almost everywhere, with ellipticity
constants belonging to the field and entering no estimate;
e.qualitative.ellipticity follows from this, and every quantitative object
below — Π, the gauge and its growth witness, the limit block, the length, the
tail, and every dimensional constant — is independent of them.
Quenched convergence of the coarse-grained matrices: quenched convergence of the subadditive quantities with a random source scale.