High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Entry.AdapterQuadratic #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Quadratic forms of the weighted sums of a filling #
e.two.grid.whitney.average is consumed against a majorant of every finite
partial double sum of a filling's rows, and the majorant is presented as a
doubled block. Its quadratic form has to be resolved into the rows and the
remainder, and the resolution is the same at the pathwise and at the annealed
level. The four elementary facts that do it are collected here: the passage
from the Loewner order to the quadratic form, the resolution of a weighted double
sum, the positivity of a finite sum of positive blocks, and the split of a
partial sum at an intermediate scale.
Two arithmetic conveniences travel with them: a weighted row against a uniform bound on its cells, and the mean of an affine function of the source scale.
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Quadratic forms #
The Loewner order on flattened blocks implies the order of the quadratic forms.
The quadratic form of a weighted double sum plus a remainder, resolved.
The majorant read through its half quadratic form, resolved into the rows
and the scalar remainder. This is the shape in which
e.two.grid.whitney.average compares its hypothesis.
A finite sum of positive semidefinite flattened blocks is positive semidefinite.
Splitting a partial sum at an intermediate scale #
The printed split of the exhaustion hypothesis. A quantity dominating every partial sum below an intermediate scale, added to the part from that scale up, dominates every partial sum of the whole family.
A weighted row, and the mean of an affine function #
A weighted row of a filling, against a uniform bound on its cells.
The mean of an affine function of the source scale.