High-contrast homogenization: #
Provider.Regularity.RoundedUnitCubeDirichletContinuousKIterationWeakLimit
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Zero-trace weak limit of the rounded affine iteration #
The geometric continuous-K increment estimates are kept together with the
base Hilbert L² convergence. Closedness of the zero-trace gradient range
recovers an honest H10Function at the limit. The affine identity equations
then pass to the limit against each fixed zero-trace test gradient and give
the rounded constant-coefficient weak equation.
The Hilbert representative of a packaged unit-cube gradient is the
standard Hilbert L² realization of that weak gradient.
A matrix-transposed test gradient, packaged in the Hilbert L² space so
that pairing it with a solution gradient represents the coefficient weak
form.
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Pairing with the transposed matrix test gradient is exactly the weak constant-coefficient bilinear form.
A Hilbert L² limit of honest zero-trace gradients is again the gradient
of an honest zero-trace function on the open unit cube.
Passing the affine identity problems to an identified zero-trace gradient limit gives the rounded constant-coefficient Dirichlet equation.
The dimension-first order, geometric increment bounds, and their zero-trace rounded-reference weak limit are selected in one package. This keeps the exact same witnesses available to the subsequent positive-order closure argument.