High-contrast homogenization: #
Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.CorrectorComposition.PrintOrderGaugeRow
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The printed-order exact-gauge simultaneous-slope row #
Closing the large-scale C¹ slope approximation clause directly meets four enumerated obstructions:
- the only quantitative tail the corrector-decay layer exports is at
printCertificateOrder g; - the simultaneous-slope C1 theorem required its order
< 1 / 12; - the printed certificate order is not below
1 / 12, which refutes (1) against (2); - the private-order datum in
CanonicalPullbackCorrectorFamilyis only a qualitative summable tail whose delayLand restartn'are selected after the sample(a, x).
After the corrector cone is lifted to the printed window s < 1 / 2
and the fourteen order binders are
lifted with it, obstruction (2) disappears and with it (3). This module then
removes (4) as well: the certificate's own print-order power tail converts
to a good tail whose start is Quenched.triadicCeilingIndex x with no
delay and no restart, so the C1 constants can be selected before the
sample.
The price is exactly the ceiling-exporting smallness interface root-interface ceiling: the
corrector smallness c must be at most a law-free cMax fixed by (d, g, eta).
The printed certificate order lies strictly inside the lifted corrector
window (0, 1/2) for every root-admissible contrast exponent.
The printed certificate order is admissible for the lifted cone.