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LeanPool.HighContrastHomogenization.Support.Book.Ch03.ABK26.LocalCoarseGrainingResponse

Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch03.ABK26.LocalCoarseGrainingResponse #

Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.

The globally measurable pointwise-good representative of a root coefficient, viewed as a compatible coefficient family on every triadic cube.

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    At its root, the canonical pointwise family agrees a.e. with the supplied public coefficient.

    On every descendant, the canonical pointwise family agrees a.e. with the literal restriction of the supplied root coefficient.

    On a descendant, the canonical extended-real scalar response maximum is no larger than the nonnegative encoding of the legacy real response maximum.

    Conversely, the nonnegative encoding of the legacy real response maximum is bounded by the canonical extended-real scalar response maximum.

    The real and extended-real one-cube response maxima agree exactly for the canonical root family and every descendant of its root.

    At every physical scale, the canonical parent extended-real maximum is the nonnegative encoding of the legacy finite descendant maximum for the root pointwise family.

    The canonical frozen q = 1 parent error is exactly the extended-real encoding of the legacy finite homogenization error for the root family.

    The canonical frozen q = 2 parent error is exactly the extended-real encoding of the legacy finite homogenization error for the root family.

    The one-scale response comparison used in the exact shifted parent-error series. A descendant's on-cube term at depth j is controlled by the root family at the matching physical scale n - (h + j).

    The source-family-facing on-cube q = 1 response series is summable on every descendant.

    Exact shifted localization of a descendant on-cube q = 1 error by the canonical parent-truncated error.

    Exact shifted localization of a descendant on-cube q = 2 error by the canonical parent-truncated error.