High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.SmallContrastAdaptiveDescent #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The adaptive-depth descent: rounds of the floor cadence at doubling lag #
the stated condition mechanism as an
iteration: the family clause is consumed one step at a time, each step a
proved cadence_profile_descent_floor (the corresponding clause) instance on the shifted
sequence, with
- the round's quadratic anchored at the FIXED round lag
L, so the anchor value is the previous level schedule level by antitonicity (F (r+k−L) ≤ F r), and the∀ mslot of the corresponding clause is discharged by weakening; - the pre-round drop history entering as the geometric echo
A·ra^k·DS(r) ≤ A·ra^T·δ₀(the shift recurrenceiterationDropSum_shift), absorbed into the round's constant error; - the level-adapted source bound
src (r+k) (r+k−L) ≤ sE— the round's ownM_λcharge.
The level schedule induction (the descent induction theorem) then propagates levels
across rounds: any level schedule whose arithmetic is consistent (each next level
covers the round's floor, each next start covers the round's firing
region) yields F n ≤ lam j for n ≥ r j. The explicit level schedule and the
geometric conversion are
The drop history of a shifted sequence: the pre-history enters as one geometric echo.
One round of the adaptive descent. From entry level lam at the
round start r, the family clause at the fixed round lag L, the memory
margin T, and the level-adapted source charge sE, the proved floor
cadence grinds the level along the round's windows.
The level schedule induction. An arithmetically consistent level schedule of
levels, starts, lags, memories, and window counts propagates: the level
lam j holds from the start r j on.