High-contrast homogenization: Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.ConvexWhitneyGeometry #
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Euclidean Whitney rows in bounded domains #
The identity-grid maximal filling gives finite rows of ordinary open triadic cubes. Its selected cubes are disjoint, lie inside the target, have escaping parents below the starting scale, and exhaust every bounded open target up to a null set. For convex targets, the escaping-parent property and the inner ball bound the volume of each row.
An aligned cell of the identity grid is exactly the corresponding open translated triadic cube.
A selected identity-grid cube lies in the target, while below the starting scale its aligned parent escapes the target.
Every identity-grid row below the starting scale lies in a Euclidean inner boundary layer whose thickness is twice the Euclidean diameter bound for its escaping parent.
A convex Whitney row has the explicit boundary-volume rate
6 d^(3/2) 3^a / rho.
The identity-grid maximal filling exhausts every open target up to a null set. Openness supplies a sufficiently fine cube around each point away from the countable union of grid faces.
A bounded open convex domain admits finite identity-grid Whitney rows with the exact open-triadic carriers, disjointness, parent escape, quantitative row volume, and almost-everywhere exhaustion.