High-contrast homogenization: Provider.PolynomialHomogenization.RuledHardyPositiveRow #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
A private byte-faithful copy of the inverse fractional scale weight from
RuledWhitneyCellDuality. It is repeated here because that module keeps its
one-cell implementation adapters private.
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- HCPolySupport.HighContrast.ruledScaleWeight system s i = ENNReal.ofReal ((3 ^ system.scale i) ^ (-2 * s))
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The expanded positive fractional square shared by the ruled Hardy row
and its pairing consumer. Its body is byte-faithful to the private one-cell
adapter in RuledWhitneyCellDuality.
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The inverse-scale local L² contribution over the ruled Whitney cells.
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The normalized same-cell Gagliardo contribution over the ruled cells.
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The complete positive fractional energy over the ruled Whitney cells.
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Multiplying one expanded ruled-cell square by its volume recovers its two raw positive-row contributions.
The raw row of expanded ruled-cell squares is the domain volume times the normalized ruled positive-row energy.
The normalized row of expanded ruled-cell squares is exactly the ruled positive-row energy.
Exact disjointness bounds the ruled same-cell Gagliardo row by one global fractional seminorm, with constant one.
The new ruled buffer gives the factor-41 upper comparison between Euclidean boundary distance and the selected cell scale.
The extended nonnegative real factor (41 * Real.sqrt d) ^ (2 * s) used to compare
ruled cell-scale weights with boundary weights.
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- HCPolySupport.HighContrast.ruledBoundaryScaleFactor d s = ENNReal.ofReal ((41 * √↑d) ^ (2 * s))
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For fixed dimension, fractional order, and sandwich radii, one finite coefficient controls the normalized expanded positive row of every ruled Whitney system by the domain fractional norm square.