High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Response.PreYoungAllScaleNestedStationarity #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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Stationarity along nested cells below the alignment scale #
Although a fine-scale cell need not itself have an integral center, moving between two copies of that cell inside aligned parent cells is an integer translation. This is the stationarity relation needed by finite projection arguments whose child depth tends to infinity.
A nested fine cell is an integer translate of the reference fine cell whenever the parent scale is aligned. No alignment assumption is needed at the fine scale.
The annealed block is unchanged between nested copies of a fine cell when the displacement comes from an aligned parent scale.
Parent alignment preserves the primal flux load between nested copies of a fine cell.
Parent alignment preserves the primal gradient load between nested copies of a fine cell.
Parent alignment preserves the adjoint flux load between nested copies of a fine cell.
Parent alignment preserves the adjoint gradient load between nested copies of a fine cell.