High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.SmallContrastRowEnvelope #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The isotropic row envelope and its deep tail #
The row estimate requires an envelope for every aligned adapted cell. By
stationarity,
annealedBlock P (adaptedCellAt q k w) = adaptedMean P q k, so an isotropy
bound for the adapted mean gives the same bound for each aligned cell. This is
formalized by annealedBlock_adaptedCellAt_le_isotropy at the scalar
1 + cIso.
The isotropy bound applies only beyond its threshold. Splitting the row at
that threshold leaves a deep tail controlled by the coarse ellipticity
envelope. The row weight
Response.profileRowWeight k s = 3 ^ ((3/2) * (k-s)) combines with envelope growth
3 ^ (g * (s-k)) to leave the geometric rate 3/2 - g, which is positive for
every g < 1. The identity is isolated in rowWeight_mul_envelope.
The per-cell envelope at every aligned cell of the row #
The per-cell isotropy envelope. Every aligned adapted cell past the two
near-identity thresholds obeys the Π-free envelope 1 + cIso. By
stationarity, the annealed block of an aligned cell is the adapted mean at that
scale, to which the isotropy bound applies.
Piece two: the deep tail of the row is geometrically discounted #
The raw row weight
3^{(3/2)(k-s)} against the Dagger envelope 3^{g(T-k)} at the row's base s:
g of the weight's 3/2 is consumed by the envelope's growth with depth, and
the residual rate is 3/2 - g.