High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.SmallContrastSourceMomentDeepened #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Deepened source-scale moments: the corrected split #
The crude uniform moments šŖ_N(K) of the normalized source scale are replaced
by their deepened values. When the
normalization scale sits Ī levels above the growth witness, the moment
splits as
š¼[(max 1 (SĀ·3^{-(s_K+Ī)}))^N] ⤠1 + 3^{-MĪ}Ā·šŖ_{N+M}(K),
for every reserve order M: a scale-free unit floor plus a K-carrying
excess that decays absolutely in the depth Ī. Downstream this is the
three-channel source model ā the unit floor feeds the lag channel with a
K-free coefficient, the excess feeds the absolute channels whose
K-burn-in is paid once. The proof is an event split: below the tail
event the deepened variable collapses to 1; on the tail event the decayed
tail-moment estimate applies.
The deepening identity. Normalizing Ī ā„ 0 levels deeper is the
same as rescaling the normalized variable and re-flooring at 1.
The deepened moment. Ī levels above the growth witness, the
N-th moment of the normalized source scale is the unit floor plus a
3^{-MĪ}-decayed growthBar excess, for every reserve order M.
The deepened first moment, in Bochner form: the unit floor plus the decayed excess, ready for the mean-envelope step.