High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.SmallContrastSlotFamily #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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The depth-indexed variance slot family #
Step 4 of, first half: the family V : ℕ → ℝ that
exists_account_one_step_entry_of_block_at_level consumes at every depth j ≤ H_w, assembled
from the two regimes of-13.2, and its summed bound — the hVsum
hypothesis of weakValueSharpMajorant_le_three_group_summed_at_level.
At the depth split J = t - j_b:
j ≤ J(shallow): the leg's scalep = t - jsatisfiesp ≥ j_b, so the lagged supply is read at the basej_b, givingslotSourceValue d Csub Msc (J - j) + slotBaseCoefficient d · F(j_b);j > J(deep): the supply is read at the leg's own scale, giving the constantslotSourceValue d Csub Msc 0 + slotBaseCoefficient d · δ.
Summing against the weight 3^{-j/2} through slot_source_sum_split_sharp gives
vsum = (H_w+1)·(c₁+c₂+c₃)·3^{-J/2} + halfGeom·v₀,
cVsum = halfGeom·(slotBaseCoefficient d + c₀),
with c₁ = √(2d)·18·Csub·Msc, c₂ = √(2d)·288 and c₃ the deep constant.
The source part decays in the generation through J = ⌈n/4⌉, which is what's obstruction required
and's rate α = (1-g)/8 absorbs.
The total linear weight is below the geometric constant.
The deep-leg constant of the slot family.
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The hVsum hypothesis of the summed split. Every slot bounded by its
source part plus a common multiple of the base excess gives the summed bound
with the two explicit constants.