High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Transport.AnnealedRows #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The pathwise majorant of a target cell #
e.two.grid.whitney.average is consumed against a majorant, not summed: its
hypothesis is that a block dominates every finite partial double sum of the
filling's rows. The printed majorant
Ξ£_{r=j_*}^{n}Ξ£_{Vβπ±_r}(|V|/|W|)π(V) + G_W^{<j_*} is exhibited here with the
below-start term in closed form, and the hypothesis is discharged.
The rows below the alignment are paid by one geometric series: the cross-grid row
of e.two.grid.whitney.volumes weights a scale-r row by 3^{r-j},
the window multiplier's own cell bound carries the burn discount 3^{g(j_*-r)},
and the product is 3^{j_*-j}3^{-(1-g)(j_*-r)}, whose total over the scales
below the alignment is 3^{j_*-j}ΞΆ_g -- the same geometric series that the
boundary constant B_{\mathbf q} already names. Nothing of the filling is
discarded: the rows at or above the alignment are kept whole, as the printed
right side keeps them.
Elementary transport of symmetry, positivity and quadratic forms #
The two scalar steps of the below-start series #
The below-start weight in closed form. Below the alignment scale the
cross-grid row weight 3^{r-j} and the burn discount 3^{g(j_*-r)} combine into
3^{j_*-j}3^{-(1-g)(j_*-r)}: the burn is paid by the part of the row decay that
the exponent 1-g leaves over.
The total below-start weight. The scales strictly below the alignment
carry total weight at most 3^{j_*-j}ΞΆ_g, the geometric series of ratio
3^{-(1-g)}.
The pathwise majorant #
The pathwise majorant of e.two.grid.whitney.average, exhibited.
The coarse response of a target cell of the new grid is below the weighted rows
of the old grid's filling from the alignment scale up to the starting scale, plus
the closed-form below-start term C_dK_{hop}B_{\mathbf q}ΞΆ_g3^{j_*-j}Y_Pπ.
Every partial double sum of the filling is split at the alignment: the rows at or above it form a subsum of the printed finite part, and the rows below it are paid by the geometric series of the previous display, each cell being controlled by the window multiplier's own cell bound.