Coarse-graining support: Support.CoarseGraining.CoarseBounds.AeBridge #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
A.e.-ellipticity bridge (item C2) #
The bridge that lets us replace an almost-everywhere-elliptic coefficient field by an everywhere-elliptic one without changing the coarse block matrix.
- C2(i) —
Muand hencecoarseBlockMatrixonly seeaup to a.e. equality on the (measurable) averaging set. - C2(ii) — the elliptic locus
{x | IsEllipticMatrix 1 Θ (a x)}, intersected with the averaging set, is measurable. The proof avoids the matrix inverse: we replace the fourth ellipticity inequalityΘ⁻¹|ξ|² ≤ ξ·A⁻¹ξby the inverse-free image bound|Aη|² ≤ Θ (η·Aη)(equivalent, given coercivity), which makes the whole ellipticity locus a closed subset of the matrix-entry space — no countable dense reduction is needed. - C2(iii) — the elliptic truncation
ellipticTruncate Θ a, which agrees withaon the a.e.-elliptic set and is everywhere(1, Θ)-elliptic. - C2(iv) — the consumer-facing packaging.
Vectors are Vec d = Fin d → ℝ; matrices Mat d = Matrix (Fin d) (Fin d) ℝ,
which is definitionally the entry space Fin d → Fin d → ℝ. No EuclideanSpace.
C2(i) — Mu / coarseBlockMatrix a.e.-congruence #
The block energy density only depends on the coefficient field pointwise, so
it is insensitive to changing a on a null set.
Corollary of C2(i): the coarse block matrix is insensitive to a null-set change of the coefficient field.
C2(ii) — measurability of the elliptic locus #
The inverse-free reformulation of the (1, Θ) ellipticity class.
Inverse-free characterization. For the base constant lam = 1, the
A⁻¹ inequality is equivalent to the image bound |Aη|² ≤ Θ (η·Aη).
C2(ii). Given the IsEllipticFieldOn-style entrywise measurability of the
U-truncated coefficient field, the elliptic locus intersected with U is
measurable.
C2(iii) — the elliptic truncation #
The elliptic truncation: keep a x where it is (1, Θ)-elliptic, otherwise
replace it by the identity (which is (1, Θ)-elliptic whenever 1 ≤ Θ).
Equations
- HCPolySupport.ellipticTruncate Θ a x = if HCPolySupport.IsEllipticMatrix 1 Θ (a x) then a x else 1
Instances For
The identity matrix is (1, Θ)-elliptic whenever 1 ≤ Θ.
Every truncated matrix is (1, Θ)-elliptic, given 1 ≤ Θ.
C2(iii)(a). The elliptic truncation is an everywhere-(1, Θ)-elliptic
field on U, given 1 ≤ Θ and the entrywise measurability of the U-truncated
coefficient field.
C2(iii)(b). On the a.e.-elliptic set, the truncation equals a.
C2(iv) — bridge packaging #
C2(iv). From a.e. ellipticity on the (measurable) averaging set plus the
entrywise measurability of the U-truncated field (and 1 ≤ Θ), produce a
genuinely (1, Θ)-elliptic field a' that agrees with a a.e. on U, gives
the same coarse block matrix, and the same block coefficient field a.e.