High-contrast homogenization: #
Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.Corrector.PushforwardFamilyCore
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The pushforward corrector family: definitions and the corrector equation #
The identity-gauge producer reduces the stationary corrector family clause to
RootNormalizedSupply, a change of comparison
matrix: it asks the certificate for an identity-gauge weak-error row, while
the root's certificate supplies an abar-gauge one. No lemma anywhere
transports between the two.
This module executes the architectural repair. The physical corrector is defined as the affine pushforward of the normalized-gauge one, so the certificate-side demand becomes the normalized-gauge datum the converter already produces.
This module carries the normalized-gauge event and its invariant core, the
pushforward value and gradient families, and the two clauses that need no gauge
algebra: the weak-gradient pair on Set.univ and the physical corrector
equation. The slope-linearity and integer-covariance clauses, the marker and
the hole itself are in PushforwardGaugeAlgebra and PushforwardFamilyClauses.
The normalized-gauge event and its invariant core #
The samples whose normalized-gauge reading carries the intrinsic datum.
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Its invariant core under integer translations of the physical sample.
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Transporting almost-everywhere identities through the gauge #
The inverse gauge root is quasi-measure-preserving on Vec d.
The pushforward family #
The pushforward value family: the affine pushforward of the normalized-gauge carrier at the pulled-back slope, extended by zero off the invariant core.
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The pushforward gradient family.
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The corrector equation #
The normalized-gauge Liouville membership of the selected carrier at a pulled-back slope, from the datum's value-growth row.
On the core the pushforward pair is a global weak-gradient pair and solves the physical corrector equation at every slope.