High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Regularity.LiouvilleOriginCubeBallBridge #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Comparing origin cubes with scale-matched Euclidean balls #
The radius sqrt d * 3^q encloses the origin cube Q_q, with a
dimension-only normalized-volume loss. This is the geometric bridge needed
to feed the frozen continuous-radius Liouville limit into finite Caccioppoli.
The origin cube at natural generation q lies in the centered Euclidean
ball of radius sqrt d * 3^q.
The scale-matched ball-to-cube volume ratio is bounded by the volume of a dimension-only centered cube.
The normalized L² norm on an origin cube is controlled by the frozen
norm on its scale-matched enclosing ball with a dimension-only ENNReal
factor.
Along natural triadic generations, the scale-matched frozen prefactor times the normalized cube norm tends to zero.
With local L² membership available, the preceding frozen-norm limit is
exactly the o(R^theta) statement for the scale-normalized zero-affine
candidate error used by finite Caccioppoli.
The Liouville-growth input in frozen-class form: a Liouville member has
scale-normalized zero-affine error o(R^theta) along the triadic radii.