High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Response.DivCurlWeakNormTerm #
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The div-curl weak-norm term on a reference triadic cube #
The cutoff-product term of the centered response split is the quantity the manuscript controls by a quantitative div-curl argument: testing the equation for the maximizer with the cutoff multiple of the potential defect and integrating by parts turns the product into a pairing of the potential fluctuation against the flux defect, and Besov duality bounds that pairing by the product of the two negative-order weak seminorms.
The estimate is recorded here for an arbitrary Chapter 2 coefficient on the reference cube domain, with the two weak seminorm bounds as data. This is the carrier on which the manuscript states the estimate; an adapted geometry is reached from it by a change of variables.
The div-curl weak-norm term for a Chapter 2 coefficient on the reference cube: the cutoff-product term of the centered response split is bounded by the product of the scaled gradient-defect and flux-defect weak seminorms, with the coefficient carried by the cutoff's gradient field.
The gradient exponent s and the flux exponent t are only required to satisfy
0 < s < 1 and s + t ≤ 1; the manuscript's own reading is the symmetric one
s = t = 1/2.
The div-curl coefficient at the symmetric exponents, for a cutoff whose
gradient field has sup norm at most Bone and derivative at most B. The
first factor is the manuscript's scale gain: on a cube of side 3^n a cutoff
with ‖∇φ‖ ≲ 3^{-n} and ‖∇²φ‖ ≲ 3^{-2n} makes it O(3^{-n}).
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Instances For
The defining equation of the div-curl coefficient.
The div-curl weak-norm term at the manuscript's exponents. Both weak
seminorms are read at order -1/2, and the cutoff enters only through the sup
norm Bone of its gradient field and the bound B on that field's
derivative.