High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Response.LinearOscillationDuality #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Oscillation duality for a linear cell functional #
A bounded test function with small cell oscillation pairs against an integrable field through the field's cell averages alone: writing the test function as the telescoping sum of its cube projections and pairing each residual against the next projection of the field, every term is a supremum bound for the residual times a normalized cell-average sum.
The estimate is recorded at the endpoint exponents: the test function is
measured in L^∞ on each cell and the field only through the first power of its
cell averages. This is the reading a linear functional of a gradient needs,
because the cell averages of a gradient are exactly what coarse-grained data
controls.
Endpoint pairing at one depth #
The normalized cell-average sum of a field is the cube average of the absolute value of its projection.
Endpoint pairing at one depth: the projection of the field against the projection residual of the test function is bounded by the residual's supremum times the normalized cell-average sum at the next depth.
The finite-depth duality #
At the endpoint outer exponent the circ partial norm is the plain sum of its depth seminorms.
The depth seminorm at the endpoint inner exponent is the weight times the normalized cell-average sum.
The finite-depth oscillation duality. A mean-zero test function whose
depth-j projection residual is at most K times the depth-j+1 weight pairs
against the depth-N projection of the field with constant K and the field's
circ partial norm.
The duality at full depth #
The oscillation duality. For a bounded mean-zero test function whose projection residuals obey the depth-weighted bound, the pairing against an integrable field is controlled by any uniform bound for the field's circ partial norms.