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LeanPool.HighContrastHomogenization.Support.Book.Ch04.Theorems.AnnealedSubadditivity.LawCarrierFullBlock

Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch04.Theorems.AnnealedSubadditivity.LawCarrierFullBlock #

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Integrability of the two diagonal coarse-block norms implies integrability of the full doubled coarse block matrix.

This is the source theorem for the full-block hypotheses used by the public annealed subadditivity and scalarization endpoints. The mixed blocks are controlled by the positive definiteness of the Chapter 2 coarse block matrix, so downstream code should not assemble entrywise integrability by hand.

Full coarse-block integrability gives entrywise integrability of the corresponding doubled coarse matrix.

Under a law carrier, the lower-right coarse block is a.e. positive definite on every deterministic triadic cube.

Under a law carrier, the upper-left coarse block is a.e. positive definite on every deterministic triadic cube.

Full coarse-block integrability and primitive scalarization make the inverse-star scalar coefficient strictly positive.

Full coarse-block integrability and primitive scalarization make the upper-left scalar coefficient strictly positive.

Full coarse-block integrability makes the public scalar \bar\sigma_n strictly positive.

Law-facing primitive lower bound 1 <= Theta_n, stated at the primitive scalarization level.

Full coarse-block integrability and primitive scalarization make the upper-left scalar coefficient nonnegative.

Law-facing annealed block monotonicity from full coarse-block integrability. This is the Ch5-facing version of RestrictionLawCarrier.blockMatLoewnerLE_annealedBlockMatrixAtScale: downstream callers should not assemble entrywise integrability by hand.

Law-facing scalar chain from full coarse-block integrability.

Law-facing primitive contrast monotonicity from full coarse-block integrability.

Law-facing scalar contrast monotonicity from full coarse-block integrability.