High-contrast homogenization: Provider.ShortHop.Eccentricity #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The witness eccentricity is the exponential of the projective distance #
The hop-index bootstrap e.global.selection.eccentricity reads the
identity
d_pr([I],[ΞΌ]) = Β½ log(|ΞΌ| |ΞΌ^{-1}|) = log π’_q
and turns the prefix bound d_pr([I],[ΞΌ_i]) β€ i c_hop into the eccentricity
bound π’_{q_i} β€ e^{i c_hop}, hence into a bound on the boundary constant
B_q = C_d π’_q ΞΆ_g.
The identity is immediate in the encoding used here. The projective distance is half the sum of the logarithms of the two relative sizes, the relative size of a positive witness against the identity is its spectral size, the relative size of the identity against it is the spectral size of its inverse, and the witness eccentricity is the square root of the product of the two. The square root halves the logarithm, which is exactly the factor the projective distance carries.
Nothing in this file mentions a grid: the eccentricity is a function of the witness alone, as the carrier layer records.
The relative size against the identity #
The eccentricity identity #
The logarithm of the witness eccentricity is the projective distance to the
identity (the display of e.global.selection.eccentricity).
The witness eccentricity is the exponential of the projective distance to the identity.
The prefix bound on the eccentricity. A witness within projective
distance t of the identity has eccentricity at most e^t.
The prefix bound on the boundary constant. Since B_q = C_d π’_q ΞΆ_g,
the eccentricity bound is a bound on the boundary constant.