High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Regularity.CorrectorIntrinsicSlopeGoodTail #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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Intrinsic slope from a scalar good tail #
This module supplies the analytic input missing from the topology-only diagonal argument. Cube averages are controlled through the negative Besov seminorm and the multiscale lower-ellipticity factor, never through a pointwise ellipticity constant.
A descendant cube average is controlled by the parent negative Besov seminorm, with the explicit finite-depth loss.
The average gradient of the finite correction two scales inside its Dirichlet cube is controlled by the corrected scalar weak error.
Under a unit scalar weak-error bound, the average gradient of a cube solution is controlled by its normalized coefficient-energy norm, with a constant depending only on dimension and the weak-norm order.
A finite good tail uniformly controls the average gradient of every successive finite-corrector difference on an inner centered cube.
Every sufficiently small scalar good tail produces the canonical intrinsically normalized corrector with the prescribed affine slope.