High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.SmallContrastBurnSplitSuccessorEnvelope #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The burn-split maximal envelope over the window's successor scale #
The mesoscale envelope the burn split consumes — the truncated standard-cube
bound 3^{g(m-h-k)_+} whose localizing cube sits h scales above the
envelope's own base — is the window's own improved discount: badScaleEvent
is its negation at depth h, successorScale is the strict successor of the
bad scales, and improved_discount_of_successorScale_le is the implication.
A coupled window of height h = 2D therefore supplies the input of
henvMax_burnsplit_of_isotropyReference outright, and the maximal envelope at
the isotropy block holds with the dimension-only constant 4/(1+cIso) over the
successor scale of that window.
The mesoscale envelope from the window's successor scale. Almost
surely, once the successor scale of a window of height 2D has burned at
scale m, every standard cube centered in □_m obeys the truncated envelope
3^{g(m-2D-k)_+}·E.
The maximal envelope at the isotropy block over the window's successor
scale. The burn-split chain with its mesoscale input discharged: the
normalizing constant is 4/(1+cIso), with no reference ratio and no boundary
constant.