High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.EndpointRelativeBlockRow #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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Structural properties of the endpoint-relative block row #
The quenched replay uses the same spatial row after changing to the units of the annealed endpoint. This file supplies the structural facts about that row: measurability, nonnegativity, pointwise summability, and a measurable weighted tail representative. The quantitative decay is kept separate.
Flooring the source scale at one does not change a row indexed by a natural generation.
Excess values over standard cells at relative generation m - n whose centers lie in the
centered cube of generation m.
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Supremum of the excess values in endpointCellExcessSet m n a F.
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Every endpoint-relative block row is nonnegative.
The inner spatial series defining an endpoint-relative block row is summable for every coefficient sample.
A Loewner comparison by a factor at least one bounds the normalized positive excess by that factor minus one.
A uniform geometric bound on every cell excess sums to the corresponding bound for the endpoint-relative block row.
The endpoint-relative block row is measurable in the coefficient sample.