High-contrast homogenization: #
Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.Dirichlet.FoldedAnchoredResponseFrame
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The folded-scale anchored residual frame provider #
The formulaic anchored provider produces a physical flux frame at the certificate's own homogenization length, with a frame constant that still carries the homogenized matrix: through the filling coefficient, which is a truncation of a multiple of the absolute gauge scale, and through the frame exponent, which carries the certificate's activation length and hence the witness eccentricity.
This module assembles a parallel provider at the folded length. The
original provider is consumed as a black box — it is neither re-proved nor
edited — and only two things are re-derived from its exported package: the
amplitude rate (HCPoly.Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.Dirichlet.AmplitudeRate)
and the arithmetic of the frame exponent
(HCPoly.Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.Dirichlet.FrameExponentFold).
The result exports a frame constant
built from the dimension, the printed orders, the rate, the flux constant, the
outer sandwich radius, the normalization radius and the certificate's own
amplitude alone, at the folded length
x * eccentricityFoldFactor abar pEcc with the law-free exponent
pEcc = printRowOrder g * max (responseWindowOrder g) kappaRate / (2 * kappaRate ^ 2).
No hypothesis outside the original provider's binder surface and the frozen normalization data is introduced.
The cross-grid coefficient at a general microscopic parameter #
The cross-grid matrix is a scalar. The affine grid at the microscopic
parameter lambda and the exact normalized root differ by the scalar
lambda * alpha, with alpha the absolute gauge scale of the homogenized
matrix. No comparison matrix survives.
The law-free split of the filling coefficient #
The law-free truncation constant of the observation filling on the residual window.
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The filling coefficient splits into a law-free constant and a truncated
gauge scale. The cross-grid matrix is lambda * alpha times the identity, so
the whole law dependence of the filling coefficient is the truncation at one of
the absolute gauge scale.
The law-free filling constant of the folded provider, at the response order.
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The response prefactor splits. The parent-anchored response prefactor
is below a law-free constant times the truncated square root of the absolute
gauge scale — exactly the truncated gauge power that the absorption of
HCPoly.Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.Dirichlet.GaugeMaxPowerFluxFrameAbsorption
consumes.
The folded provider #
The law-free exponent of the eccentricity fold that the provider exports.
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The law-free response constant of the folded provider.
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The folded-scale anchored residual frame provider. A parallel provider:
the formulaic anchored provider is consumed as a black box and its frame
constant is replaced by a law-free one, at the homogenization length folded by
the eccentricity factor at the law-free exponent
printRowOrder g * max (responseWindowOrder g) kappaRate / (2 * kappaRate ^ 2).
Every hypothesis is one of the original provider's own binders together with the
frozen normalization data (hcnorm, hInner, hSandwich), which the Dirichlet
conjunct supplies at its witness.