High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Regularity.UnitCubeContinuousKNormalizedEnergyAddition #
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Addition on the normalized unit-cube continuous K-energy #
Pointwise addition is packaged on the proof-carrying unit-cube Euclidean
L2 carrier. Adding genuine coordinatewise H1 competitors proves the
triangle inequality for the continuous K-functional. Squaring that
inequality gives the dimension-free factor two for the normalized quadratic
energy.
The normalized quadratic continuous K-energy used by the unit-cube
Dirichlet estimates.
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Evaluation formula for the normalized quadratic continuous K-energy.
Pointwise addition, packaged on the unit-cube Euclidean L2 carrier.
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- HCPolySupport.HighContrast.unitCubeEuclideanL2FieldAdd F G = { toField := fun (x : HCPolySupport.Vec d) => F.toField x + G.toField x, euclideanMemL2 := ⋯ }
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Coordinatewise addition of continuous K-functional competitors.
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Pointwise addition obeys the triangle inequality for the continuous
K-functional.
The continuous K-seminorm integrand of a pointwise sum is bounded by
twice the corresponding integrand of each summand.
The continuous K-seminorm integral of a pointwise sum is bounded by
twice the corresponding integral of each summand.
Minkowski's inequality for pointwise addition on the normalized unit-cube
Euclidean L2 term.
Pointwise addition costs at most a factor two on each input in the
normalized quadratic continuous K-energy.