High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.QuenchedMainBridge #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The bridge to the inlined quenched-convergence statement #
The composed quenched minimal scale is stated with the provider-tier row
quenched_block_row and with a single tolerance selected before the law. The
source-facing statement writes the row out in the vocabulary of the setup layer,
indexes it by an integer generation, and offers every tolerance in (0,1).
Two conversions are recorded. The first is the meaning identity: above a random scale that is at least one, the integer generation is nonnegative, and the provider row at that generation is exactly the weighted sum of largest normalized coarse-block excesses restricted to the burnt-source branch. The second is the tolerance inflation: dilating the random scale by a deterministic factor trades the ratio's algebraic weight against the row's coefficient and leaves the tail of the dilated scale unchanged, the dilation being absorbed into the polynomial length.
The inlined row #
The weighted row of normalized coarse-block excesses at an integer generation, written in the vocabulary of the setup layer.
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The tolerance inflation #
The deterministic dilation factor that trades the algebraic weight of the ratio against the coefficient of the row.
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The annealed sandwich of the rebased limit block #
The rebased annealed limit block is pinned by the Euclidean annealed
blocks of the original law at every nonnegative generation. Above the rebase
depth this is the covariance identity followed by the limit's two orderings;
below it, the mean order of p.fixed.geometry.parent.child.recurrence on the original law
for the lower comparison, and the greatest-lower-bound property of the limit
applied to the annealed primal-adjoint order for the upper one.
The bridge #
The composed quenched minimal scale gives the inlined quenched convergence. The hypothesis is the conclusion of the coupled step, carrying in addition the two Loewner comparisons that pin the limit block against the Euclidean annealed blocks of the law itself.