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LeanPool.HighContrastHomogenization.Provider.Regularity.AffineBestFit

High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Regularity.AffineBestFit #

Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit 7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.

Affine best fits on centered Euclidean cubes #

This module constructs the unique L² best affine approximation on a centered triadic cube. Its coefficient and slope maps are algebraic linear maps. In particular, no quantitative statement below uses the ambient function-space norm on Vec d; later slope estimates must be stated with euclideanNorm.

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Intercept and Euclidean slope of a scalar affine function.

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    The affine-coefficient embedding into H¹ on a centered cube.

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      The affine embedding has the literal representative c + e · x.

      The weak gradient of the affine embedding is its slope.

      The affine-coefficient embedding into scalar L² on a centered cube.

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        The L² affine embedding is the realization of the corresponding H¹ function.

        The L² affine embedding has its expected almost-everywhere representative.

        Affine coefficients are determined by their L² class on a positive-dimensional origin cube.

        The finite-dimensional subspace of scalar L² represented by affine functions on an origin cube.

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          Affine coefficients are linearly equivalent to the literal range of the affine L² embedding.

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            Coefficients of the orthogonal L² projection onto affine functions.

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              Re-embedding the best coefficients gives the orthogonal projection onto the affine range.

              The normalized affine error is exactly the unnormalized scalar L² norm times the probability-measure and scale factors.