High-contrast homogenization: Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.RootInterface.CertificateMonotone #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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Monotonicity of the printed-order certificate, and fold arithmetic #
Two facts make the root's certificate instantiation possible.
The printed-order quantitative certificate is upward closed in the scale and downward closed in the rate: its power tail is read above the scale with a negative exponent, so enlarging the scale and shrinking the rate both weaken it. Consequently the certificate produced at the raw quenched scale and the quenched row rate is available at every larger scale and every smaller positive rate — which is exactly what is needed to place it at the common affine scale the rate-bearing predicate forces, and at a rate inside the frozen order window
κ ≤ (1 + g) / 4.Two eccentricity fold factors multiply into one:
fold p * fold q ≤ fold (p+q). The certificate leg and the provider leg can therefore be carried by a single power.
Fold arithmetic #
Two fold factors multiply into one.
The certificate is upward closed in the scale #
The certificate is downward closed in the rate #
The printed-order certificate is available at every larger scale and every smaller positive rate.