High-contrast homogenization: #
Provider.Regularity.RoundedUnitCubeDirichletContinuousKIterationEnergyLimit
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Positive-order energy at the rounded affine iteration limit #
Right-associated finite tails of the geometric increments have a uniform
continuous-K energy bound: the factor two from each addition is absorbed by
the much faster geometric contraction. The continuous K-functional is
Lipschitz with respect to the base Hilbert L² distance. Pointwise
convergence of its weighted integrand and Fatou's lemma therefore pass the
uniform positive-order bound to the identified zero-trace weak limit.
A right-associated nonempty tail of consecutive rounded iteration
increments. Index n represents the n + 1 increments beginning at k.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
- HCPolySupport.HighContrast.roundedUnitCubeDirichletContinuousKIterationIncrementTail abar hS h k 0 = HCPolySupport.HighContrast.roundedUnitCubeDirichletContinuousKIterationIncrement abar hS h k
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A right-associated increment tail telescopes to the literal difference of its endpoint iteration gradients.
Starting the right-associated tail at zero gives exactly the packaged gradient of the corresponding positive iterate.
Right association turns the factor-two addition estimate into a uniform bound because the next tail starts one geometric power later.
The continuous K-functional is bounded by the base Hilbert L² norm,
using the zero competitor.
The continuous K-functional is one-Lipschitz with respect to the base
Hilbert L² distance.
Base Hilbert L² convergence implies convergence of every fixed-scale
continuous K-functional value.
Base Hilbert L² convergence gives pointwise convergence of the weighted
continuous-K seminorm integrands.
A uniform continuous-K energy bound is closed under base Hilbert L²
convergence. Separating the endpoint and continuum terms costs only the
displayed factor two.
The rounded-reference weak limit inherits a finite selected-order continuous-K energy, with all membership and finiteness asserted as conclusions.