High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Regularity.FiniteAffineVaryingSlopeLimit #
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Varying-slope finite-corrector limits #
Finite dimensionality of the slope space upgrades pointwise convergence of the finite corrector operators to convergence along any convergent sequence of slopes. No operator-norm estimate or inverse slope comparison is needed.
The linear map embedding a slope as a constant L² gradient field on the
local origin cube at scale q.
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The linear map assigning a slope its constant gradient plus the normalized
finite corrector gradient at scale q + k, on the cube at scale q.
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The canonical affine-plus-joint-corrector gradient on a fixed cube as a linear map of the slope.
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Canonical full-gradient classes respect restriction between centered cubes.
The affine function of slope e plus the normalized finite corrector,
realizing the full finite gradient on the local cube at scale q.
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The linear-map presentation of a finite full-gradient class is exactly the gradient class of the finite affine solution restricted to the fixed inner cube.
Pointwise convergence of linear maps out of the finite project-vector space permits simultaneous convergence of the input vectors.
On every fixed cube, finite affine full-gradient classes with convergent boundary slopes converge to the canonical affine-plus-corrector class at the limiting slope.
Equivalent restricted-solution form of the varying-slope convergence theorem.
Cofinally reindexed form of the varying-slope restricted-solution convergence theorem.
Cofinal outer-scale version of fixed-cube residual identification.