High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.SmallContrastBootstrapTilt #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The bootstrap tilt bridge #
The tilt scalarization reads a one-sided Loewner adapter error against the
reference block as a multiplicative comparison of intrinsic contrasts. The
bootstrap consumes it in the Euclidean direction: the adapted mean on the
selection grid at generation n is compared with the annealed block of a
centered cube at a strictly earlier scale k, the cube being presented as the
adapted cell of the Euclidean rounded grid.
Two scalar inputs enter: the absorbed adapter size Ξ· = cΒ·|π : π(β‘_k)| and
the Euclidean hatted defect x = d(hatΞ_k β 1). The output is the same
degree-two polynomial the scalarization produces, evaluated at any upper
bounds for those two β the hatted carrier of the adapted mean sits below its
intrinsic contrast, so the polynomial bounds the hatted defect on the
selection grid as well.
The bootstrap tilt polynomial (1+Ο)Β²(1 + (5/4)x + (1/4)xΒ²) β 1: the
scalarized adapter comparison at absorbed size Ο and Euclidean hatted defect
x.
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The bootstrap tilt bridge. A one-sided adapter error against the
reference block, from the adapted mean at generation n down to the annealed
block of the centered cube at scale k, bounds the hatted defect of the
adapted mean by the tilt polynomial at any upper bounds Ο for the absorbed
adapter size and x for the Euclidean hatted defect.