High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Entry.AdapterCellBounds #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The Euclidean filling of an adapted cell #
Both halves of the comparison between adapted and Euclidean cubes read an
adapted cell through its filling by the Euclidean cells, which
Entry.adaptedCellAt_one identifies
with the standard aligned cubes; the printed cross-grid factor is then |q^{-1}|,
at most 101/100 by e.rounded.grid.bounds, and carries no
eccentricity.
Three readings of that filling are prepared here, all at an arbitrary translate of the cell so that the aligned cells of the grid are covered as well as the centred one.
The pathwise elliptic bound. Every row, read through the widened cell bound of
AdapterMajorant, gives a multiple of the reference block whose coefficient is
affine in the source scale. This is what makes the adapted mean defined at every
generation, with no window hypothesis.
The pathwise rows majorant. The rows of a finite range of generations are kept
whole and only the tail below an arbitrary cutoff is paid crudely; this is the
form the averaging of e.two.grid.whitney.average consumes.
The annealed cell bound. Averaging the rows against the Euclidean cell bound
E[๐(z+โก_i)] โค (1+9K_{ฮจ_S}^23^{-i})^g๐ and summing the geometric series gives
E[๐(z+โ_r^q)] โค C_d(1-g)^{-1}(1+9K_{ฮจ_S}^23^{-r})^g๐ at every generation and
every aligned centre. The single factor (1-g)^{-1} is the geometric series of
the filling; it is what the composed reading of the reverse comparison spends.
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The cells of the filling #
The cells of the Euclidean filling of a target cell obey the widened cell
bound of AdapterMajorant.
The pathwise elliptic bound #
A translated adapted cell has a pathwise elliptic bound. Filling it with Euclidean cubes and reading every row through the widened cell bound gives a multiple of the reference block whose coefficient is affine in the source scale.
The pathwise elliptic bound, read almost everywhere.
The pathwise elliptic bound at every aligned cell at once. The
ellipticity of e.coarse.ellipticity is one almost-sure statement quantified
over all cubes, so the bound it yields on the adapted cells holds simultaneously
for all of them.
Definedness of the adapted mean at an arbitrary aligned cell #
The adapted mean is defined at every generation and every aligned centre. The pathwise elliptic bound dominates the coarse response entrywise by an affine function of the source scale, which the source moment integrates.