High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Regularity.CorrectorLocalSequenceAlgebra #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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Local class algebra for finite correctors #
Restriction and fixed-unit normalization act linearly on scalar and
Hilbert-vector L² classes. Consequently the normalized local pairs of the
finite zero-trace correctors are linear in the boundary slope. No equality of
raw H1Function representatives is asserted.
Restricting an H¹ function and restricting its scalar L² class give
the same local class.
Restricting an H¹ function and restricting its Hilbert-vector gradient
class give the same local class.
Scalar restriction preserves the constant-one class.
Fixed-unit normalization is a linear formula on scalar local classes.
Fixed-unit normalization leaves the Hilbert-vector gradient class unchanged.
The value component of a normalized local pair is the corresponding restricted class with its fixed-unit average removed.
The gradient component of a normalized local pair is the restricted Hilbert-vector gradient class.
Scalar local classes of finite correctors are additive in the slope.
Scalar local classes of finite correctors are homogeneous in the slope.
Hilbert-vector gradient classes of finite correctors are additive in the slope.
Hilbert-vector gradient classes of finite correctors are homogeneous in the slope.
Normalized local value-gradient pairs of finite correctors are additive in the slope.
Normalized local value-gradient pairs of finite correctors are homogeneous in the slope.