High-contrast homogenization: Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.BlockExcessHomogenizationError #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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HCPolySupport error controlled by a row of block excesses #
The normalized response on a cube is bounded by the excess of its coarse block
over a fixed constant comparison block. Descendants of an origin cube are
reindexed by standard-cell labels. A coefficient-space sample also has a
single finite excess bound valid on every standard cell inside a prescribed
bounded window; later weighted-row arguments may therefore establish genuine
summability without choosing samplewise ellipticity constants as public data.
The window is supplied by the containment of a standard cell of scale at most
M, centred in the centered cube of scale M, in the centered cube of scale
M + 1.
Descendants of an origin cube at a fixed depth are exactly the standard cells whose centres lie in that origin cube.
Every centered triadic cube is bounded.
A standard cell of scale at most M whose centre lies in the centered cube
of scale M lies in the centered cube of scale M + 1: the cell reaches at most
its own half-width beyond its centre.
Every standard-cell excess over a symmetric positive definite comparison block is nonnegative: the coarse block of a cell is positive semidefinite.
Every standard cell inside one bounded window admits one nonnegative finite upper bound on its excess. The bound may depend on the sample, the comparison matrix and the window, but not on the cell scale or label.