Bounds #
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Uniform pointwise bounds along the perturbation path #
The minimizer-continuity step of l.sensitivity.coarse.grained.general needs
three uniform pointwise estimates, all measured against the doubled energy
density of the base coefficient rather than against an L² norm:
- an a.e. uniform entry bound for an
L∞matrix field (restated here as a standalone lemma; the frozenperturbCoeffOnbody carries the same argument inline, and that file is never edited); - the two-sided comparison
c |X|² ≤ X · bfA(a) X ≤ C |X|²supplied by the Chapter 2 block formalism; and - the resulting domination of the linear and quadratic response densities by the energy density, with a free Young parameter.
Because every bound is expressed through the energy density itself, the continuity argument downstream never has to leave the doubled functional.
A standalone a.e. entry bound for L∞ matrix fields #
The L∞ entry bound of a bounded matrix field: the sum of the essential
suprema of all entries. This is the same quantity that the frozen
perturbCoeffOn body builds inline; it is restated here so that the
perturbation estimates can be proved without touching the frozen file.
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Every entry of an L∞ matrix field is a.e. bounded by its entry bound.
The a.e. uniform entry bound in the packaged form used downstream.
The Frobenius operator bound #
The Frobenius bound for the image of a matrix.
An entrywise bound gives a uniform bound on the image of a matrix.
Comparison of the doubled quadratic form with the Euclidean norm #
Block self-pairing is the sum of the two component norms.
The reciprocal coercivity constant of the doubled matrix.
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The Euclidean square norm of a block vector is controlled by its doubled quadratic form.
The doubled quadratic form is nonnegative under ellipticity.
The block image of a block vector is controlled by its doubled quadratic form.