High-contrast homogenization: #
Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.Dirichlet.WitnessErrorEccentricityBound
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The witness observation error, bounded by an eccentricity power #
The energy module's residue is: with Cwit selected
before every law binder,
Book.Ch02.HomogenizationErrorOnCube (originCube d j) s .infinity (.finite 2)
aFam (1 : Mat d) ≤ Cwit
and its λ-route bounds the left side by
√( max 1 (54 d² Rad) · geometricDiscount (1 − 2r) 1 ⁻¹ )
· 3 ^ ((r − κ) M − r j + κ L) · √δ'
with r = responseWindowOrder g. The first factor is law-free and proved in
that module. The other two are what the rate leg pays for by the printed fold
of the response order, and the energy leg has no rate factor to absorb them
into — which is where that module stopped.
This module supplies the missing law-level bound: the parent-gap power together
with the certificate amplitude is below a law-free constant times a fixed power
of the witness eccentricity. It is exactly the leak quantification of
this module, generalised from the anchored provider's particular parent generation
M = max (max L (J+1)) 1 to any M with 1 ≤ M ≤ L + J + 2, which is the form
the energy route's parent selection produces.
The exponent is
q = printRowOrder g · max (responseWindowOrder g) kappaRate / (2 kappaRate),
a function of (g, kappaRate) only.
The frame exponent fold at a general parent generation #
The frame exponent folds at any admissible parent generation. This is
HCPoly.Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.Dirichlet.FrameExponentFold's
theorem with the anchored provider's explicit
M = max (max L (J+1)) 1 replaced by the two inequalities it was used through,
so that the energy route's own parent selection qualifies.
The eccentricity exponent of the witness error #
The law-free exponent of the witness eccentricity in the energy leg's constant: the fold exponent multiplied by the rate.
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The folded factor raised to the rate is a single power of the truncated witness eccentricity, at the law-free exponent above.