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The stable-splitting guarantee worsens as overlap shrinks

Example

Assume Countable Choice. For any admissible overlap radius δ in the structured family of Stable two-level P1 decomposition for structured Poisson meshes, put r=H/δ. Substitution into the proved stable-decomposition guarantee gives C0≤CFE(1+r2). Along admissible families with δ/H→0, this upper-bound formula grows. This substitution does not assert that the actual stable constant or condition number must diverge.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: Countable Choice and a member of the structured P1 Poisson family of Stable two-level P1 decomposition for structured Poisson meshes and its admissible overlap radius δ.

[F1]

The theorem proves C0≤CFE(1+(H/δ)2), with CFE independent of h, H, and δ (Stable two-level P1 decomposition for structured Poisson meshes).

Verification

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Put r=H/δ. Substituting into [F1] gives C0≤CFE(1+r2).

2.1step 1.1givenalgebra∎

To exhibit admissible radii with δ/H→0, fix M,d, put a=1/M, choose q0=⌈d⌉, and take δ=q0a/n as n→∞ with n≥q0. Then h=d a/n≤δ≤a, and r=H/δ=d n/q0→∞. The right side of the one-sided upper-bound formula grows; it supplies no lower estimate on the actual stable constant or condition number.

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