High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.SmallContrastSmallnessPack #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The per-generation smallness pack and the drop slot #
Two of the four analytic families of hypotheses of
exists_account_one_step_entry_of_block_at_level come from the bootstrap's single scalar
smallness d(Θ̂_r − 1) ≤ δ alone. This file discharges them.
- The contrast smallness
6(Θ(E_t) − 1) ≤ 1. The hatted-to-intrinsic comparison (the hatted-polynomial contrast bound) givesΘ − 1 ≤ (5/4)F + (1/4)F²atF = d(Θ̂ − 1), soδ ≤ 1/9suffices:6((5/4)(1/9) + (1/4)(1/81)) = 46/54 < 1. - The drop smallness
d(Θ̂_j − Θ̂_p) ≤ 1at every depth: the hatted contrast is≥ 1, so every drop is below the excess at its upper scale.
It also records the drop slot in recursion shape: meanDrop2ValueIsotropy — the
carrier exists_account_one_step_entry_of_block_at_level consumes in its Dr slot — is
literally 4·(F_{t-j} - F_t)·c_T, i.e. the c_D·(F(n-j) - F n) shape of
hrec_final_sharp_at_jb_src, with c_D = 4 c_T and
c_T = 2·boundaryConst Cd g mAl·3^{g G}·blockSize 𝐄 (inflatedReference …).
The hatted excess at an absolute scale.
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The contrast smallness clause. δ ≤ 1/9 on the hatted excess forces
6(Θ(E_t) − 1) ≤ 1.
The drop smallness clause. Every hatted drop is below the excess at its upper scale.