High-contrast homogenization: #
Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.CorrectorComposition.ExactRootGaugeTerminalAssembly
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
ExactRootGaugeTerminal, assembled #
This module inhabits the large-scale C¹ slope approximation's ball terminal at the event-retaining
certificate, modulo a
single named analytic hypothesis, ExactRootBallTriangle — the weighted-energy
triangle inequality on the exact-root pullback ball. Everything else is
discharged:
- the row's certificate is read off the root certificate at the consumer's
own corrector smallness (
exists_rowCertificate_of_rootGoodScaleAt), so the five-ceiling reconciliation gains no sixth constraint; the scale the rebasing costs is absorbed by the terminal's own free delayL; - the terminal's carrier is the row's carrier
(
rootJointCarrier_eq_rowCarrier), and the gauge-pullback clause is then definitional (pushforwardMarker_gaugePullback); - the far branch is the cube row packaged between two volume-ratio comparisons
(
farBranch_estimate); - the near band is the ball-to-ball comparison, the triangle, and the
corrector's own energy against the solution's (
nearBranch_estimate); - when the whole radius range lies in the near band — which happens exactly when
108 √d · rStart > R, and then no triadic cube of the row is available at all — the terminal closes ateRef := 0with no triangle inequality, because the corrector at slope0is trivial.
ExactRootBallTriangle is Minkowski for ‖s^{1/2} ·‖_{L_underlined²(V)}, stated for the
exact pair of square-integrable fields the terminal compares. The repository
proves it only for H1Functions on triadic cubes
(weightedGradNorm_sub_le_add_sub_h1), never on a general set; the
domain-generic ingredients that would discharge it
(sqrt_normalizedLocalSymmetricEnergy_add_le,
ofReal_normalizedLocalSymmetricEnergy_eq_weightedGradNorm_sq, both stated for
an arbitrary U : Set (Vec d)) need one IsEllipticFieldOn witness and two
MemVectorL2 witnesses on the ball that this module did not build.
The one analytic ingredient not discharged here: the
weighted-energy triangle inequality on the exact-root pullback ball, for the
two fields the terminal actually compares — the exact-root pullback of an
MemH1a solution gradient, and an affine-plus-corrector field of a joint local
equation. Both are square-integrable on the ball, which is exactly what makes
the statement true; it is Minkowski for ‖s^{1/2} ·‖_{L_underlined²(V)}.
The membership premises are deliberately part of the statement. The
unrestricted triangle inequality over arbitrary fields is false: lintegral
is the lower integral, so for a Bernstein set S (inner measure 0 on both
S and Sᶜ) the pair F = 1_S • v, G = -1_{Sᶜ} • v has
weightedGradNorm _ _ F = weightedGradNorm _ _ G = 0 while F - G = v.
Stating the hypothesis over arbitrary fields would therefore make every
theorem depending on it vacuous.
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Instances For
The terminal #
The exact-root gauge ball terminal at the event-retaining certificate, modulo the weighted-energy triangle inequality on the ball.