High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.AnnealedContrastComparison #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The annealed block comparison from the annealed contrast #
The endgame display
e.algebraic.block.decay compares the
Euclidean annealed blocks with the annealed limit block at the factor
1 + 6ยท3^{-ฮฑj}. Its scalar input is the annealed contrast ฮ of
e.Theta.m, not the canonical imbalance ๐ก of
e.scale.selection.canonical.metric, and the reference intermediate
ฮบ_๐ โค 1 + 6(ฮ - 1) of the factor-six reference-block comparison is exactly
what converts the one into the other.
The intermediate applies to every Euclidean annealed block, because the annealed
primal-adjoint order puts that block above its own sharp. Combined with
๐_bar(โก_m) โผ ๐ก(๐_bar(โก_m)) ยท ๐_bar, this yields the printed comparison, with the
printed constant six and no further input.
Consequently the whole annealed package of the endgame โ the limit block, its
symmetry, its positive definiteness, both Loewner comparisons, the reindexing
along the scale covariance, and the polynomial length account โ rests on the
single scalar clause
e.algebraic.contrast.decay.
The annealed imbalance is controlled by the annealed contrast, at the printed constant six. This is the factor-six reference-block comparison read at the Euclidean annealed block, whose sharp ordering, the annealed primal-adjoint order, supplies the intermediate's hypothesis.
The upper half of the endgame block comparison, from the annealed contrast alone, at the printed constant six.
The endpoint from the printed contrast decay #
The annealed endpoint of the endgame from the printed contrast decay
alone. The hypothesis hcontrast is
e.algebraic.contrast.decay on the rebased law; the
block comparison e.algebraic.block.decay
is derived, not assumed.