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LeanPool.HighContrastHomogenization.Support.Book.Ch04.Theorems.DilationLaw

Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch04.Theorems.DilationLaw #

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Dilation of Chapter 4 laws #

This file starts the law-facing dilation API used in Section 5.5. The normalized law is the push-forward of the original coefficient law by the triadic pullback which sends scale k in the original coordinates to scale zero in normalized coordinates.

Scale-normalize a carrier coefficient law by pulling honest fields back under the triadic dilation x ↦ 3^k x (the carrier endomorphism dilateReg).

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    The existing probability-layer rescaling is the same map as the Ch2 dilation by the negative natural scale (raw coefficient fields; kept as the public raw-layer bridge still consumed by the coarse-graining and high-contrast tracks).

    The honest sample of a triadically rescaled carrier field is the raw triadic rescaling of its honest sample (rfl).

    The honest sample of a triadically dilated carrier field is the raw triadic dilation of its honest sample (rfl).

    The carrier triadic rescaling by 3^k is the carrier dilation by the negative natural scale (carrier analog of rescaleCoeffField_eq_dilateCoeffField_neg_nat).

    Integrability under a scale-normalized law is integrability after composing with the defining dilation.

    Triadic dilation preserves Borel measurability of ambient regions: the image of a measurable set under scaling by 3^k is the preimage of that set under scaling by (3^k)⁻¹, hence measurable.

    Restriction/dilation commutation on the carrier. Restricting a triadically rescaled field to U equals rescaling the field restricted to the dilated set triadicDilateSet k U — the escape route recorded in the LOCALSIGMA plan.

    Pullback by carrier triadic rescaling sends restriction-local information on U to restriction-local information on the dilated set.

    The carrier triadic rescaling is a measurable equivalence, with inverse the carrier dilation by the positive scale.

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      Locally a.e.-uniform ellipticity is preserved by triadic rescaling of the carrier coefficient field.

      A locally a.e.-uniformly elliptic law remains so after triadic scale-normalization.

      The Chapter 4 law carrier is preserved by triadic scale-normalization.

      The ambient coarse block matrix rescales by shifting the origin-cube scale.

      Upper multiscale ellipticity moments shift under scale-normalization of the law.

      Lower inverse multiscale ellipticity moments shift under scale-normalization of the law.

      theorem HCPolySupport.Book.Ch04.widetildeThetaAtScale_restrictionScaleNormalizedLaw {d : ℕ} [NeZero d] {P : RestrictionCoeffLaw d} (hP : RestrictionLawCarrier P) (k m : ℕ) {sUpper sLower : ℝ} (hsUpper : 0 < sUpper) (hsLower : 0 < sLower) (ξ : ℕ) :
      widetildeThetaAtScale (restrictionScaleNormalizedLaw k P) (↑m) sUpper sLower ξ = widetildeThetaAtScale P (↑(k + m)) sUpper sLower ξ

      The enhanced ellipticity moment contrast shifts under scale-normalization of the law.

      The annealed full coarse block matrix shifts under scale-normalization of the law.

      The annealed upper-left scalar block shifts under scale-normalization of the law.

      The annealed inverse-star scalar block shifts under scale-normalization of the law.

      Isotropy under signed permutations is preserved by triadic scale-normalization.

      The full structural law package is preserved by triadic scale-normalization.

      The primitive upper-left structural scalar shifts under scale-normalization.

      The primitive inverse-star structural scalar shifts under scale-normalization.

      The structural-law scalar \bar\sigma shifts under scale-normalization.

      The structural-law scalar \bar\sigma_* shifts under scale-normalization.

      The structural-law contrast \Theta shifts under scale-normalization.