High-contrast homogenization: #
Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.CorrectorComposition.GaugeFrameTerminalAtCertificate
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The corrector-decay terminal at an arbitrary certificate #
The corrector-decay terminal is stated here with the certificate as a parameter.
A version whose corrector-family premise and good-scale premise are both fixed at
PrintOrderRateBearingCommonAffineGoodScale would force the corrector family's
corrector-family hypothesis to be supplied at the print certificate, a per-sample predicate carrying
no translation-invariant block-row event, which the event-carrying certificate of
the root cannot discharge.
The proof uses the corrector-family hypothesis in exactly one place, hfamily.normalizedJoint a x hGood, at the sample the theorem is applied to. The corrector-family hypothesis is therefore taken
at an arbitrary GoodScale, together with the projection
GoodScale abar a x → PrintOrderRateBearing… abar a x that every consumer has.
Taking GoodScale := PrintOrderRateBearing… and hproj := fun _ _ h ↦ h recovers
the statement at the print certificate.
The corrector-decay terminal at an arbitrary certificate the reconciled-smallness certificate. The corrector-decay terminal closes in the exact square-root gauge. The identity response estimate is run at the targeted certificate scale; the single affine multiplier already present in the exposed common scale pays for transport back to the physical ellipsoid.
The corrector-family hypothesis and the good scale are read at a given certificate GoodScale
that projects to the printed one; the statement is the case
GoodScale := PrintOrderRateBearingCommonAffineGoodScale d g c kappa.