High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Response.CutoffTerminalEnergyIntegrability #
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Integrability of the terminal cutoff energy #
The adapted cutoff lies between zero and two. Its weighted optimizer energy is therefore bounded by twice the full optimizer energy, whose value is the response functional. A finite terminal coarse-block moment then supplies the integrable majorant for both the primal and independently transposed problems.
The cutoff-weighted primal terminal energy lies between zero and twice the terminal response value.
The independently transposed cutoff-weighted terminal energy has the same response-value domination.
A terminal coarse-block moment gives the exact primal cutoff-defect integrability premise of the cutoff component.
The same terminal moment gives the literal independently transposed cutoff-defect integrability.