High-contrast homogenization: #
Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.Corrector.PushforwardTransport
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The affine pushforward of a normalized-gauge corrector #
The physical corrector is defined as the affine pushforward, by the
normalized root, of a normalized-gauge corrector carrier. This module builds
the transport that makes the physical corrector equation a consequence of the
normalized one: the available physical/normalized Liouville equivalence, read in
the mpr direction at the pushed-forward pair.
Nothing here selects a family; the carrier is a parameter. What is proved is that the gauge costs nothing once the construction is placed in the normalized frame.
The normalized root attached to a homogenized matrix, as a total definition (positive definiteness is used only by the proofs).
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The affine pushforward of a normalized-gauge corrector value.
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The affine pushforward of a normalized-gauge corrector gradient.
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Gauge algebra #
The normalized-gauge coefficient #
The normalized-gauge coefficient field of a sample at a homogenized matrix.
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The normalized-gauge coefficient is locally uniformly elliptic, with constants read off the sample on each ball.
The normalized sample. The sample read in the normalized gauge, as an
element of the coefficient space itself. This is the object the whole
corrector construction can be run on: RootCorrectorEvent d (normalizedSample abar hS a) is the normalized-gauge datum, and every growth row, intrinsic
slope and identification of that construction applies to it unchanged.
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The normalized sample is represented almost everywhere by the normalized-gauge coefficient field.
The transport #
The pushforward transport. A normalized-gauge Liouville-class corrector at the pulled-back slope pushes forward to a physical Liouville-class corrector at the original slope. Its weak-solution component is exactly the corrector equation clause of the stationary corrector family clause.
The corrector equation of the pushforward family.