High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.SmallContrastBurnSplitCarriers #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The carriers of the burn split: depth, anchor, window #
The burn-split envelope needs a depth D doing three things at once: absorbing
the boundary constant (HC (2.123)), covering the canonical grid
enlargement so the aligned-cell containment is inherited, and being the height
of a coupled window so the mesoscale envelope is available at depth 2D.
All three are met by one choice, D = canonicalGridEnlargement d (C_d Π ζ_g),
with the window anchored at the burn scale built the way
coupledExecBurn builds its own — the ceiling that makes the coupling
inequality true by construction. The anchor is a function of
(d, g, Π, K, C_d) alone, so the window threshold that the source scale
inherits is a delay and not a generation.
The burn depth: the grid enlargement built from the boundary constant's own aspect ratio.
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The burn anchor, built as coupledExecBurn builds its own: the ceiling
that makes the coupling inequality true at height 2D.
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The depth absorbs the boundary constant. The Lean form of HC (2.123) at this choice of depth.
The depth covers the grid enlargement, with a generation to spare. So
an aligned-cell containment stated at t + G + 1 is inherited at t + D.
The window at the burn depth is coupled. The anchor is built by the
same ceiling that coupledExecBurn uses, so the coupling inequality holds by
construction.