High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Regularity.LiouvilleSlopeCompactness #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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Compactness of finite affine slopes in the Liouville endgame #
This module converts vanishing weighted affine residuals on one fixed cube into vanishing residual-gradient averages. Combined with the small-tail average-slope coercivity estimate, this is the local compactness input for selecting a limiting Liouville slope.
Vanishing finite affine excess admits boundary slopes whose actual weighted residuals vanish, without assuming attainment of the infimum.
Vanishing weighted finite-affine residuals on a fixed cube force their local Hilbert-gradient classes to converge to zero.
Vanishing weighted finite-affine residuals on a fixed cube force the ordinary averages of their gradients to vanish.
If exact realizations of one global gradient admit finite-affine approximants with vanishing residual on a fixed cube, then their boundary slopes are uniformly bounded under the small good-tail threshold.
A sequence of project vectors with a uniform explicit Euclidean bound has a convergent subsequence in the native project-vector topology.