High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Response.PreYoungPrimalFluxProjectionGeometry #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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Finite projection geometry for the primal flux readout #
The second block component of the primal optimizer is handled by the same finite cube projections as the first component. Swapping the two components of an arbitrary doubled field makes the common projection geometry directly reusable while preserving the physical flux pairing.
A flux component of the terminal optimizer is integrable on every aligned subcell of its terminal domain.
The scalar flux readout remains integrable after pulling an aligned cell back to its reference cube.
A projected scalar flux pairing is controlled by the nested-cell depth sum with the sharp cutoff coefficient.
The preceding projected flux estimate specialized to a recentered primal optimizer sample.
The finite-depth primal flux oscillation, averaged over terminal parents.
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The full physical primal flux oscillation, averaged over terminal parents.
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The projected primal flux oscillation obeys the terminal-parent nested depth-sum estimate.
The physical primal flux cutoff oscillation is the unprojected Besov pairing on the reference cube.