High-contrast homogenization: #
Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.Corrector.PushforwardEngineInput
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The engine's Liouville input at a real translation #
Clause (1) of the stationary corrector family clause — integer stationarity of the pushforward
family —
is one application of the translated-gradient identification engine at the real
translation matVecMul (gaugeRoot abar)⁻¹ (Source.AKL.intTranslation z). The
engine's free translation binder accepts it; what has to be produced is its
Liouville input at the translated sample.
This module reduces that input to a single named statement: that the Liouville class transports along a translation by an arbitrary real vector. Everything gauge-theoretic is discharged here by the real-vector conjugation.
The 0 < theta binder is necessary. Quantifying theta over all of ℝ
makes the statement false:
take b any elliptic field, v = 0, Dv = 0, theta = -1 and c = 1. The
hypothesis holds — the growth row reads r ^ 0 * ‖0‖ → 0 — while the conclusion
requires r ^ 0 * ‖-1‖ = 1 → 0. The same failure occurs for every
theta ≤ -1. The defect is exactly the additive recentring: the growth row is
scale-invariant at theta = -1, so a nonzero constant is not absorbed. The
0 < theta binder below repairs it, is what the printed Liouville class
carries (ϑ ∈ (0,1)), and is supplied by the consumer at
rootCorrectorGrowth = 1/2;
engine_liouville_input_of_realTranslate carries the same binder.
P4, as a named residue. The Liouville class transports along a
translation by an arbitrary real vector, the coefficient field translating with
it and an additive constant absorbing the affine part. The available statements —
memLiouvilleClass_affineAdd_of_cubeGrowth and
memLiouvilleClass_realTranslate_subConst — give the integer case bundled
with a growth row; this is the bare translation.
The 0 < theta binder is necessary: without it the statement is false
for the additive recentring at every theta ≤ -1.
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The translated normalized-gauge coefficient is locally uniformly elliptic.
Clause (1)'s engine input, from the single residue. On the translated
sample the normalized-gauge Liouville membership needed by the
translated-gradient identification engine follows from the untranslated one,
with no hypothesis beyond RealTranslateLiouville.