High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.SmallContrastBootstrapReference #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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The Euclidean reference ratio #
The tilt scalarization absorbs a Loewner adapter error โค cยท๐ into a
multiplicative comparison with the reference mean; the absorbed size is
c ยท |๐ relative to that mean|. For the bootstrap the reference mean is the
annealed block of a centered cube, so the size that has to be controlled is
blockSize ๐ (๐(โก_k)) โ and it has to be controlled uniformly in k, since
the cube used by the bootstrap moves with the generation.
The terminal comparability chain supplies exactly that: the Dagger envelope
bounds the annealed block above by a multiple of ๐, the sharp reverses the
order, the annealed block dominates its own sharp, and ๐ โค ฮบ_๐ ๐_#. On the
Euclidean grid the enlargement is zero โ the adapted cell is the cube โ so
the resulting factor
ฮบ_๐ ยท C(K) ยท B_1
carries no generation-dependent power of three. It is a law constant, fixed once, valid at every generation past the source burn.
The Euclidean reference ratio ฮบ_๐ ยท C(K) ยท B_1: the generation-free
comparability constant of the reference block against the annealed block of a
centered cube.
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The reference block is dominated by the annealed block of every centered cube past the source burn, with a generation-free factor.
The absorbed size of the reference against the Euclidean adapted mean is bounded by the generation-free reference ratio.