High-contrast homogenization: #
Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.Corrector.PushforwardCovariance
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Integer covariance of the normalized-gauge carrier, at a real translation #
The identity-gauge covariance proof compares two integer phases of one
sample. In the normalized gauge an integer
translation of the physical sample is a translation by the real vector
L⁻¹ z, so the same comparison has to run at a real translation. Every step
of the identity proof carries over unchanged except the Liouville input, which
is supplied here by engine_liouville_input.
The affine-plus-corrector representative of a carrier with a correction-only
cube-growth row and a global corrector equation is in the Liouville class.
This is the t = 0, c = 0 case of the available translated statement,
assembled from the two available untranslated rows.
Covariance of the normalized-gauge carrier under a real translation.
On the normalized-gauge event at a sample and at its integer translate, the
selected normalized carrier of the translated sample is the L⁻¹ z-translate
of the selected normalized carrier of the sample, at the pulled-back slope.
The Liouville input is engine_liouville_input; the identification is the same
rootCorrectorIdentification_spec engine the identity-gauge proof uses, whose
translation binder is an arbitrary real vector and whose boundary cost is the
source datum's weak gradient row.