High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.SmallContrastCapsBundleEntryIsotropy #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Phase 1: the entry caps bundle at a parametrized normalizing block #
the block-parametrization construction the corresponding argument applied to
SmallContrastCapsBundleEntryIsotropy. Substitutions
S1, S2 and S4 on the two weak conjuncts; the two row conjuncts are repointed
to the split row caps through caps_bundle_entry_rows_isotropy. The centering
conjuncts are untouched.
The row constant is rowSplitConstant cIso (capsDeepConstant Cd g mAl G k0 s t):
a dimension-only head 2(1+cIso)(1-3^{-3/2})⁻¹ plus a deep leg carrying
boundaryConst·3^{g((t+G)-s)} times the discount
3^{(3/2-g)((k0-1)-s)}, which the gap s - k0 drives below any tolerance at
rate 3/2 - g > 1/2. So the row's Π rides in a scale threshold, not in a
constant — the same disposal the printed argument prescribes and the corresponding argument prefix
machinery
already absorbs.
hgeomT and g ≤ rho disappear entirely: the elaborator's unused-variable
linter shows they fed only the weak caps' maximal envelope, which is now the
henvMax hypothesis. hgeomS stays — that is the row channel's own geometry.
The isotropy row value is monotone in the row constant.
The split constant is monotone in its deep leg — which is how one cRow
serves every generation: the deep leg only shrinks as the window rises.