High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Response.RecentDifferenceEnergyIntegrability #
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Integrability of recent optimizer-difference energies #
A fixed child energy is controlled by the sum of the nonnegative child responses. The exact recent-energy identity supplies the factor two after the half-energy normalization. Finite adapted means then make the response sum integrable.
A primal child half-energy is at most twice the sum of the nonnegative child responses.
The literal primal energy is measurable, and finite adapted means imply its integrability on every aligned child.
An adjoint child half-energy obeys the same response-sum domination, with the transpose retained on the coefficient carrier.
The independently transformed adjoint responses dominate every adjoint child half-energy by an integrable finite sum.