High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Entry.IdentityCells #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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The identity grid at nonnegative alignment #
The comparison between adapted and Euclidean cubes compares the adapted grid
with the Euclidean one, and the Euclidean grid is the identity witness. Two
facts about that witness are needed at every nonnegative generation, below the
rounding scale k_0(d) as well as above it.
The cells. The aligned cells of the identity grid are the standard aligned
cubes and its cell at the origin is the centered triadic cube, so the
cross-grid filling of l.two.grid.whitney reads on Euclidean
cubes without any translation of dialect.
The alignment. IsRoundedGrid carries the rounding threshold k_0(d)
because the rounding of a general witness is only faithful above it. For the
identity witness the aligned-subdivision property of the coarse block — that a
scale-j translation vector is integral — is the statement 3^j ℤ^d ⊆ ℤ^d,
true at every j ≥ 0. The aligned subdivision and the annealed mean order of
p.fixed.geometry.parent.child.recurrence therefore hold on the centered cubes from
generation zero up, which is the range the persistence transfer's consumer
obligation quantifies over.
Every standard aligned cube is moreover an integer translate of one whose center
lies in the unit cube: at a nonnegative generation the center is itself
integral, and at a negative one the index reduces modulo 3^{-k}. This is what
lets integer stationarity be applied to the boundary layers of the comparison at
every generation, however deep.
There are no definitions in this file.
The cells of the identity grid #
The aligned center of the identity grid is the center of the standard aligned cube.
The aligned cell of the identity grid is the standard aligned cube.
The untranslated cell of the identity grid is the centered triadic cube.
Reduction of a standard aligned cube to the unit cube #
Every standard aligned cube is an integer translate of one centered in the
unit cube. At a nonnegative generation the cube is an integer translate of the
centered cube; at a negative one its index reduces modulo 3^{-k}, and the
reduced center lies in [0,1)^d.
The aligned subdivision of the identity grid at nonnegative alignment #
The alignment clause at the identity grid. A scale-j translation
vector of the identity grid is integral at every j ≥ 0: this is
3^j ℤ^d ⊆ ℤ^d, and it needs no rounding threshold.
The aligned cells of the identity grid at a nonnegative generation are integer translates of the centered cube.
The annealed block of an aligned identity cell at a nonnegative generation is the Euclidean mean at that generation.
The finiteness of the Euclidean mean transports to every aligned identity cell at a nonnegative generation.
The annealed mean order of p.fixed.geometry.parent.child.recurrence on
the Euclidean cubes, from generation zero up. The averaging step of the recurrence needs the
rounding threshold only to know that the children's translation vectors are
integral; at the identity witness they are integral from generation zero, so the
order F_p ≤ F_j holds on the whole nonnegative range.
The Euclidean mean order at an arbitrary aligned center. Every standard
aligned cube of a generation at or above k ≥ 0 has annealed block below the
Euclidean mean F_k: integer stationarity moves the cube to the origin, and the
alignment-zero mean order compares the generations. This is the bound the layers
at or above the comparison generation consume.