High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.UnitRangeRenormalizedScale #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The renormalized minimal scale and its tail #
The renormalization of ellipticity produces, at each base generation, a random minimal scale above which the additive comparison with the reference block holds at every generation of the window. The scale is the supremum of the bad generations, and its tail is the sum of the bad-generation estimates over the generations above.
That sum is super-geometric: the floor of the single-cell parameter grows by the
fixed triadic factor 3^μ at each generation, so the Gaussian gauge is
iterated at a geometrically growing argument and the whole sum is at most twice
its first term. The prefactor left by the two union bounds over the window is
then absorbed by halving the exponent.
The base value of the parameter floor #
The value of the parameter floor at the base generation.
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The bad-generation bound, written as a Gaussian tail in the base value.
Countable subadditivity in the real-valued measure #
The minimal scale #
The renormalized minimal scale of the base generation n: the supremum of
the bad generations above n.
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The renormalized minimal scale with the endpoint buffer of the endgame:
R_n = 3 max{1, R_n^{(0)}}.
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- HCPolySupport.HighContrast.Quenched.renormRadius S Ahat delta rho h n a = 3 * max 1 (HCPolySupport.HighContrast.Quenched.renormScale S Ahat delta rho h n a).toReal
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Above a generation, the minimal scale is witnessed by a bad generation strictly above it.
The tail of the minimal scale #
The tail of the renormalized minimal scale. Summing the bad-generation
estimates over the generations above N gives a Gaussian tail whose argument is
the parameter floor at generation N + 1.
The buffer absorbs the union-bound prefactor #
The shifted tail in the shape the engine consumes #
The shifted tail of the renormalized minimal scale. With a buffer
absorbing the union-bound prefactor, the renormalized minimal scale obeys exactly
the shifted tail the bad-tail engine consumes, at the dimensional constant
c_fr(d).