High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.SmallContrastAverageDrops #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The averaged-defect drop bound #
The printed weak-norm estimate consumes the subdivision-averaged defect —
the average of the aligned child responses against the parent response —
through its first moment. By the pathwise subadditivity of the aligned
subdivision the averaged defect is positive semidefinite, so its identity
norm is dominated by its trace, whose expectation is exactly the trace of
the normalized annealed mean drop by stationarity. This yields the
per-depth L² bound by the root of the mean drop alone — the sharp
replacement for the crude per-cell variance budget, and the shape the
printed one-step estimate HC (4.17) requires (the drops
enter linearly; no per-cell variance in the rooted sum).
Evaluation of the (i, j) entry of a finite real matrix as a continuous
linear map.
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The per-depth averaged defect through its trace. By the pathwise
subadditivity of the aligned subdivision, the normalized averaged defect is
positive semidefinite; its identity-size is therefore at most its trace,
whose expectation is the trace of the normalized annealed mean drop by
stationarity of the coefficient law, and the L² norm of its root is bounded
by the root of 2 d times the size of the mean drop.
The rooted average sum by the mean drops alone. The L² norm of
the weighted rooted average-defect sum is bounded by the weighted roots of
the annealed mean drops — the sharp replacement for the crude per-cell
variance budget in the printed weak estimate.