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LeanPool.HighContrastHomogenization.Provider.Response.AdaptedCutoffGradientField

High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Response.AdaptedCutoffGradientField #

Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit 7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.

The gradient field of the adapted cutoff #

The div-curl estimate reads a cutoff through its gradient field: it needs that field to be essentially bounded on the cube, to have smooth components, and to have a bounded componentwise derivative. The adapted cutoff carries instead a bound for its first derivative and a bound for its second iterated derivative, so the componentwise derivative of the gradient field has to be recovered from the second iterated derivative.

This module performs that recovery in adapted coordinates and reads off the three cutoff data of the div-curl estimate with one common dimension-only coefficient. The reference-cube div-curl coefficient then loses both of its free parameters.

The common derivative coefficient #

The common dimension-only coefficient of the adapted cutoff's first two derivatives in adapted coordinates.

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    Smoothness of the pullback #

    The pullback of the adapted cutoff by the grid matrix is smooth.

    The three cutoff data of the div-curl estimate #

    The componentwise derivative of the gradient field. Each component of the gradient field of the pulled-back adapted cutoff has derivative bounded by the common coefficient times the square of the reciprocal side length. The second iterated derivative dominates each componentwise derivative.

    The sup norm of the gradient field. It is bounded by the common coefficient times the reciprocal side length.

    The gradient field of the pulled-back adapted cutoff is essentially bounded on every triadic cube.

    Each component of that gradient field is smooth.

    The div-curl coefficient at the adapted cutoff #

    The div-curl coefficient at the adapted cutoff. Inserting the two cutoff bounds leaves a dimension-only prefactor times the reciprocal side length; no bound is carried.

    The div-curl weak-norm term at the adapted cutoff #