High-contrast homogenization: #
Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.CorrectorComposition.ClosedBallVolumeRatio
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
the large-scale C¹ slope approximation clause (b2), second step: the two volume ratios are #
law-free constants
weightedGradNorm_mono_set_le_volumeRatio pays (volume V / volume U) ^ (1/2)
for a domain change. For (b2) that ratio must be bounded by a constant
depending on d alone — otherwise the decay (r/R)^η the cube row supplies
would be eaten by the geometry. Both bounds are proved here, from ingredients:
- inner side,
outerTriadicGeneration_volume_ratio_lt_euclideanBallat radius2 rplus the exact doublingvolume_euclideanBall_two_mul, giving(3√d)^d · 2^d = (6√d)^d; - outer side,
scaleMatchedEuclideanBall_volume_ratio_leplus the exact dilationvolume_euclideanBall_eq_ofReal_pow_mul, giving6^d · (2√d)^d = (12√d)^d.
Neither uses an estimate, a law, a sample or a scale: they are volumes of explicit sets.
Inner side #
The inner volume ratio is law-free. The canonical triadic cube
enclosing the closed ball of radius r has volume at most (6√d)^d times the
ball's.
Outer side #
The exact dilation of the ball volume by a positive factor.
The outer volume ratio is law-free. If the scale-matched ball of the
triadic cube at generation q has radius between R / 3 and R, the closed
ball of radius R has volume at most (12√d)^d times the cube's.