High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.UnitRangeInnerCells #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The inner cells of an aligned parent #
The renormalization argument averages the coarse blocks of the scale-l cells
that subdivide a scale-k cell centred in □_m. Three facts about that family
are needed before the concentration estimate and the subadditivity can be
combined.
Their centres lie in □_{m+1}, not necessarily in □_m: a parent centred near
the boundary of □_m has inner cells centred outside it, so the
coarse-ellipticity datum has to be read one generation higher. The average of
their coarse blocks is a doubled block in its own right. And the index map of
the subdivision is injective, so the family may be indexed by the cells
themselves.
The inner cells sit one generation higher #
The inner cells of a parent centred in □_m are centred in □_{m+1}.
This is why the coarse-ellipticity datum is read at the generation m + 1 in the
subdivision step.
The average of a family of doubled blocks #
The subdivision index map #
Subadditivity in block form #
Subadditivity against the average of the inner cells, in the Loewner order of doubled blocks and indexed by the inner cells themselves.