High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Entry.AdapterForward #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The forward half of the adapted-to-Euclidean comparison #
The first estimate of the comparison between adapted and Euclidean cubes:
E_n^q - F_k โค C_AE(d)๐ข_qฮ_{g,S}(k)3^{-(n-k)}๐ for 0 โค k < n.
The adapted cell โ_n^q is filled by the Euclidean cells and the rows split at
the comparison generation. A row at or above it is paid by the annealed mean
order on the Euclidean cubes โ every cube of a generation r โฅ k has annealed
block below F_k, and the rows together carry relative volume at most one. A
row below it is paid by the Euclidean cell bound
E[๐(z+โก_r)] โค (1+9K_{ฮจ_S}^23^{-r})^g๐ against the cross-grid row weight
C_d|q^{-1}|3^{r-n}, and the geometric series Entry.sum_belowSplit_le totals
them at the printed 20ฮ_{g,S}(k)3^{-(n-k)}.
Only finitely many rows can be averaged at once, so the rows below an explicitly
chosen cutoff are kept pathwise, in the crude majorant of AdapterMajorant; the
cutoff is chosen so that the mean of that tail is under one fifth of a unit of
the printed error. No limit is taken: the exhaustion of
e.two.grid.whitney.average already contains the passage to the limit, and
what is fed to it is a majorant of every finite partial sum.
The exhibited constant of this half is the printed one, 122d^{3/2}; the
cross-grid factor |q^{-1}| โค 101/100 carries no eccentricity.
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The forward half of the adapted-to-Euclidean comparison. For
0 โค k < n the adapted mean at generation n exceeds the Euclidean mean at
generation k by at most C_AE(d)ฮ_{g,S}(k)3^{-(n-k)}๐, with the exhibited
constant C_AE(d) = 122d^{3/2}; the cross-grid factor is |q^{-1}| โค 101/100
and carries no eccentricity.