High-contrast homogenization: Setup.ResponsePositivity #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
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Positive definiteness of the coarse response on the coefficient space #
Every field of the coefficient space is uniformly elliptic almost everywhere on
every bounded set, so on each triadic cube it agrees almost everywhere with a
measurable everywhere uniformly elliptic field, and the deterministic
coarse-graining theory gives positive definiteness of the coarse response of that
field. Since the coarse response only sees the almost everywhere class of the
field on the cube, this is the sample-side half of the well-formedness that
e.Theta.m presupposes.
A pointwise uniformly elliptic measurable field is a regular coefficient field: its entries are bounded by the upper ellipticity constant, hence locally integrable.
Equations
- HCPolySupport.HighContrast.regCoeffFieldOfPointwiseElliptic f hfm hfp = { toFun := f, entry_measurable := ⋯, entry_locInt := ⋯ }
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Pointwise uniform ellipticity gives locally uniform almost everywhere ellipticity, with the same constants on every triadic cube.
A measurable scalar field bounded on every ball around the origin is locally integrable: a compact set lies in such a ball.
A measurable field uniformly elliptic at every point of every ball around the origin, with that ball's own constants, is a regular coefficient field: its entries are bounded on each ball by the upper ellipticity constant there, hence locally integrable.
Equations
- HCPolySupport.HighContrast.regCoeffFieldOfBallPointwiseElliptic f hfm hfp = { toFun := f, entry_measurable := ⋯, entry_locInt := ⋯ }
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Pointwise uniform ellipticity on every ball gives locally uniform almost everywhere ellipticity: a triadic cube lies in a ball, whose constants serve it.
The coarse response of a sample is positive definite on every centered triadic cube.
The annealed block is positive definite once the coarse response is integrable over the law.