High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.SmallContrastIsotropyPack #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The isotropy discharge pack #
exists_one_step_family_of_block_var_at_level_conv_family_split is Π-free but
takes six hypotheses at the abstract block. This file produces the four with
content from their near-reference producers; the remaining two are hFeq, which is rfl
at isotropyReference, and hcDeep, which is the scale threshold.
Everything here turns on one scale: the split point
k₀ = kEnt + tiltGap Cd g (cEnt/2) nu (Gacc+1)
where the entry depth is past euclideanEntryThreshold K (cEnt/2) sK. Above k₀
the near-reference comparison's adaptedMean_near_reference applies at every scale and every
cell, at
the dimension-only constant nearIdentityDefect cEnt sigma. Both thresholds
are ⌈log₃ ·⌉-shaped — euclideanEntryThreshold logarithmic in the source gauge
and tiltGap logarithmic in boundaryConst · 3^{gG} — so k₀ costs a delay
logarithmic in the law parameters, which is precisely what's
three_mul_max_one_le_rpow converts into a law-free exponent.
The two thresholds are at least one step #
The four members with content #
Member 1: the isotropy family the split row cap consumes. Above the
split point every aligned cell's annealed block sits below (1+cIso)𝐄.
Members 2 and 3: the envelope and the comparability. Above the split
point the adapted mean is within (1 ± cIso) of the reference, so it sits below
isotropyReference cIso 𝐄 and dominates 𝐄 at isotropyKap2 cIso.