High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Regularity.FiniteCorrector #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Finite affine-boundary solutions on Euclidean cubes #
This module constructs the homogeneous solution with affine boundary values on a centered triadic cube. The construction retains the zero-trace correction returned by the Dirichlet solver, so both the function-level boundary condition and its gradient consequence are available to deterministic comparison estimates.
The pointwise elliptic representative of the coefficient family on the scale-m
origin cube.
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The affine boundary datum has the prescribed constant gradient.
The forcing vector field given by the negative coefficient flux of the constant slope
e.
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The zero-trace correction in the finite affine Dirichlet problem.
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The affine datum x ↦ e · x plus the zero-trace finite correction on the scale-m
cube.
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The affine-boundary homogeneous solution on the centered triadic cube.
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The selected solution retains its affine datum and zero-trace correction definitionally.
The function-level affine boundary condition used by comparison theorems.
The affine-boundary solution as the homogeneous cube-solution carrier.
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- HCPolySupport.HighContrast.finiteAffineCubeSolution a m e = { toH1 := (HCPolySupport.HighContrast.finiteAffineSolution a m e).toH1, isHarmonic := ⋯ }
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The selected cube solution is harmonic with affine boundary slope e.
Any affine Dirichlet solution with the same slope has the selected weak gradient almost everywhere.
The selected affine-solution gradient is additive in the boundary slope.
The selected affine-solution gradient is homogeneous in the boundary slope.
The selected affine solution is additive in the boundary slope almost everywhere.
The selected affine solution is homogeneous in the boundary slope almost everywhere.
Comparison data pairing the a-harmonic finite affine solution with the affine
solution for the identity coefficient and zero forcing.
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The coefficient-energy norm of the finite affine-boundary solution is
controlled by the q = 2 identity response error at the same order.
The printed display HC (5.61) at matched order. At output order
sOut, the finite solution's weak gradient and flux errors are controlled by
the q = 2 response error at every order b with 2 * b < sOut; the
symmetric split b = r / 2 of the negative-Besov estimate constant is the
special case
r = 2 * b. Taking sOut := b + 1 / 2 therefore admits every b < 1 / 2.
The printed display HC (5.62) at matched order. The normalized
L² size of the finite zero-trace correction is controlled by the response
error at the same order b, for every b ∈ (0, 1/2) — the printed window
of HC, Proposition 5.3.