High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Transport.WindowMomentBound #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The multiplier's moment is at most two #
The coupled window on which the single source multiplier is built places its
alignment scale above the source burn j_{\mathcal S} of
e.source.lower.scale, and the third entry of that burn is chosen so that the
residual source parameter
a_{j_*}^{\mathcal S} = \overline K_{\mathcal S}^{4(d+1)}3^{2-j_*} cancels the
weak-Orlicz moment multiplier \mathfrak M_Q(\overline K_{\mathcal S})
furnished by the source tail gauge outright:
j_*\geq 2+4(d+1)\log_3\overline K_{\mathcal S} +\log_3\mathfrak M_Q(\overline K_{\mathcal S})
gives 3^{2-j_*}\leq\overline K_{\mathcal S}^{-4(d+1)} \mathfrak M_Q(\overline K_{\mathcal S})^{-1},
and hence a_{j_*}^{\mathcal S}\mathfrak M_Q\leq1. The moment display of the
window multiplier then reads ‖Y_P‖_{L^Q}\leq1+a_{j_*}^{\mathcal S}\mathfrak M_Q \leq2, which is the universal bound \mathcal U = 2 the transport uses for
every cell of the window, and squaring it closes the terminal loss, the cost of
the source multiplier in the normalized moments.
The growth witness \overline K_{\mathcal S} = \max\{2,K_{\Psi_{\mathcal S}}\}
is at least two by construction, which is what makes both logarithms and the
moment multiplier positive.
The two positive scalar witnesses #
The growth witness \overline K_{\mathcal S} = \max\{2,K_{\Psi_{\mathcal S}}\}
is at least two.
The weak-Orlicz moment multiplier is positive: its base exceeds one, the growth witness being at least two.
The burn cancels the moment multiplier #
The source-remainder scale cancels the moment multiplier. This is what the third entry of the source burn is for: at any alignment scale above the burn the product is at most one.
The universal moment bound and the terminal loss #
The universal moment bound ‖Y_P‖_{L^Q}\leq\mathcal U = 2. The window
multiplier's own moment display, with the source burn absorbing the remainder
scale.
An L^Q upper bound by two converts an ofReal bound for a multiplier's mean into the corresponding real upper bound.
The source-remainder scale is positive.
The squared moment bound ‖Y_P‖_{L^Q}^2\leq4, the last inequality in
the cost of the source multiplier in the normalized moments.