High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.UnitRangeCellSeparation #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Colour separation of the standard aligned cubes #
The concentration-for-sums condition supplied by unit range of dependence is a
statement about a family of observables indexed by the standard aligned cubes
z + □_n, z ∈ 3^n ℤ^d ∩ □_m, of e.coarse.ellipticity. Neighbouring
cubes of that family touch, so unit range does not apply to the family as a
whole. It applies after a triadic colouring: two distinct cubes of the same
scale whose indices agree modulo three are separated in ℓ^∞-distance by more
than one, so the local sigma-fields they carry are independent.
This file records that geometry for the standard cubes, in the two forms the
concentration argument consumes: measurability of the cubes, and pairwise unit
separation of a same-colour family. The colour classes need no new carrier: the
residue map w ↦ (w i mod 3)_i takes values in (ZMod 3)^d, and the partition
of a finite index family into its colour classes is the one already used by the
finite-range averaging estimate.
The standard aligned cubes are measurable #
A standard aligned cube is a measurable subset of ℝ^d.
Same-colour cubes are unit separated #
Two standard aligned cubes at a nonnegative scale whose indices differ by
a nonzero multiple of three in some coordinate are ℓ^∞-separated by at least
one. In fact they are separated by at least two; the unit-range assumption
asks only for one.
Two distinct standard aligned cubes of the same colour are
ℓ^∞-separated by at least one. The colour of a cube is the residue of its
index modulo three.