High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Regularity.FiniteAffineAverageSlopeGoodTail #
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Finite affine average-slope control from a scalar good tail #
The summable corrected weak-error row controls, uniformly in the outer scale, the average gradient of every finite zero-trace corrector on a fixed inner cube. Consequently the average full gradient of a finite affine solution is close to its boundary slope. This is the finite quantitative form of the normalized-slope uniqueness input in the Liouville endgame.
A scalar good tail uniformly controls the average gradient of a finite correction two or more scales outside a fixed centered cube.
The average full gradient of a finite affine solution is uniformly close to its boundary slope on every fixed inner cube at good-tail order.
At a sufficiently small good tail, a finite affine boundary slope is controlled by the average gradient on any fixed admissible inner cube.