High-contrast homogenization: #
Provider.Regularity.RoundedUnitCubeDirichletContinuousKIterationL2Limit
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Base L2 limit of the rounded affine iteration #
The gradient iterates are embedded in the Hilbert-valued L² space on the
open centered unit cube. On this unit cube, restricted volume is exactly the
normalized cube measure. The geometric continuous-K increment bound controls
the Hilbert L² distance, so completeness supplies an actual limit without
cancelling any potentially infinite extended-real term.
A proof-carrying normalized unit-cube field is a physical vector L²
field on the open unit cube because that cube has volume one.
The Hilbert-valued physical L² representative of a proof-carrying
normalized unit-cube Euclidean field.
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The norm of the Hilbert representative is the real value of the
normalized Euclidean extended L² norm.
The Hilbert representative respects pointwise subtraction.
Hilbert L² distance is the real normalized Euclidean L² norm of
the pointwise field difference.
The normalized Euclidean L² square is the first, nonnegative term of
the quadratic continuous-K energy.
The Hilbert L² sequence formed by the packaged gradients of the
zero-started rounded affine responses.
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Consecutive Hilbert L² distance is exactly the real normalized
Euclidean L² size of the corresponding packaged gradient increment.