ExitTimeHomogenization #
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Homogenization of the exit-time problem on a good cube #
On the intersection of the good cube event and the large-scale event, the
injection estimate applied at the linear datum g(x) = x_i e_i compares the
rough-field solution of -∇·a_m∇w = 1 on y + □_n with the homogenized profile
w of -σ_n Δ w = 1. Inserting the two inputs of the previous modules — the
Hölder bound [g]_{C^{0,1/2}(y+□_n)} ≤ 3^{n/2} and the two-sided comparison of
w with the time scale T(3^n) = 3^{2n}/σ_n — turns the normalized estimate
σ_n 3^{-n} ‖w - w‖_{L^∞(y+□_n)} ≤ C ε 3^{n/2} [g]_{C^{0,1/2}(y+□_n)}
into ‖w - w‖_{L^∞(y+□_n)} ≤ C ε T(3^n), and then, once ε is below the
threshold c(d,c⋆,C_reg) returned by the injection estimate, into the two-sided
comparison ½ w ≤ w ≤ 2 w on the inner cube y + □_{n-1} and the uniform
bound ‖w‖_{L^∞(y+□_n)} ≤ C T(3^n).
The L^∞ norm of the difference is the honest essential supremum of the two
Sobolev functions. The pointwise statements are read through continuous
representatives: the injection estimate's regularity clause bounds the
1/2-Hölder seminorm of a continuous representative of the rough-field
solution by a finite quantity at this datum, so such a representative exists,
and it is unique at every point of the cube.
Main results #
References #
- ABK26, the exit-time comparison of Section 5.2.
Homogenization of the exit-time problem on a good cube. On the event of
the injection estimate, the rough-field solution of -∇·a_m∇w = 1 on y + □_n
is within C ε T(3^n) of the homogenized profile in the uniform norm, is
bounded by C T(3^n), and, once ε is below the threshold
c(d,c⋆,C_reg) returned by the injection estimate, is between half and twice
the homogenized profile on the inner cube.