High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Transport.WindowCenteredBound #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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The centered bound for a dominated cell #
The centered displays of e.source.adapted.bound — the centered L^Q bound
for the early target cells and its source-tail form — rest on one pathwise
inequality, the normalized centered bound
e.two.grid.whitney.centered.split: if a response and its
mean are both below multiples of the reference block, then the Schatten size of
the centered response, normalized by any positive block F, is at most
(2d)^{1/Q}Λ(F;𝐄) times the sum of the two multiples.
Only two facts enter. A symmetric block caught between ∓tF has normalized
Schatten size at most (2d)^{1/Q}t, because the congruence by F^{-1/2} turns
the sandwich into a sandwich against the identity and the Schatten norm of such
a block is read off its 2d eigenvalues. And a difference of two positive
blocks, each below a multiple of F, is caught between the two multiples with
opposite signs — the centered block is never larger than either of its parts.
No cancellation is claimed: this is the crude bound, and the constant it
produces is the one the printed clause writes as C_{d,Q}.
Flattening a difference of doubled blocks is the difference of the flattenings.
A two-sided Loewner sandwich bounds the normalized Schatten size. The
congruence by F^{-1/2} carries the sandwich -tF ≤ H ≤ tF onto a sandwich
against the identity, where the Schatten norm is at most (2d)^{1/Q}t.
The centered cell bound. A response and its mean, each below a multiple of
the reference block and each positive, have a centered difference whose
normalized Schatten size is at most (2d)^{1/Q}Λ(F;𝐄) times the sum of the two
multiples.