High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Response.PreYoungAdjointProjectionGeometry #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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Finite projection geometry for adjoint optimizer readouts #
The adjoint optimizer is the canonical optimizer for the transposed coefficient sample. Consequently both adjoint block components inherit the primal finite-projection geometry, with separate scalar loads for the gradient and flux readouts.
A gradient component of the adjoint terminal optimizer is integrable on every aligned subcell.
A flux component of the adjoint terminal optimizer is integrable on every aligned subcell.
The scalar adjoint gradient readout is integrable on a pulled-back parent cube.
The scalar adjoint flux readout is integrable on a pulled-back parent cube.
The finite projected adjoint gradient pairing has the nested depth-sum bound.
The finite projected adjoint flux pairing has the nested depth-sum bound.
The finite-depth adjoint gradient oscillation.
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The full physical adjoint gradient oscillation.
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The finite-depth adjoint flux oscillation.
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The full physical adjoint flux oscillation.
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The projected adjoint gradient oscillation obeys the nested depth-sum estimate.
The projected adjoint flux oscillation obeys the nested depth-sum estimate.
The physical adjoint gradient oscillation is the unprojected scalar pairing on the reference cube.
The physical adjoint flux oscillation is the unprojected scalar pairing on the reference cube.