High-contrast homogenization: #
Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.Root.Duality.DomainDualityFromHodge
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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The two printed negative rows from the domain Hodge estimate #
The domain Hodge estimate prices the zero-trace potential part of a solenoidal
sum by the complementary part, in the negative fractional norm. Given it, the
two rows of PrintFaithfulDomainFluxDefectDuality follow from the field
identity a ∇u − ∇h = (∇u − ∇h) + (a − 1) ∇u and subadditivity of the dual
norm, with
Cdual = 2 * Chodge + 1.
No coefficient-law dependence enters that constant. This is the last algebraic step between the domain statement and the printed consumer surface.
The physical comparison flux is the sum of the gradient difference and the identity-reference flux defect.
Affine zero-trace membership supplies the potential field of the duality argument.
The printed two-row duality from the domain Hodge estimate. The
constant is 2 * Chodge + 1: the first row is one Hodge application, the second
adds the defect itself through subadditivity of the dual norm.