Bootstrap estimates comparing the diffusivity recursion with κ′.
The top endpoint is treated directly from the permitted interval. Interior steps use the corrected κ′ exprat estimate and the unconditional averaging bound.
The top permitted value also has a small exprat ratio, with the 2δ exponent.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Section3.kappaPrimeEndpointExpratConstant β = 2 ^ 34 * (1 + AVenhance.Infra.Ingredients.supergeoConstant β / 128) ^ (2 - β + AVenhance.gamma β)
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The terminal ratio ε_M²/(κ τ_M) is controlled directly by the
permitted interval and the M−1 time scale, with the one-sided exponent
2δ.
The uniform upper constant for the interior κ′ exprat estimate.
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One constant covers the interior κ′ exprat estimate and the direct permitted-interval estimate at its terminal scale.
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The κ′ exprat ratio, including the terminal scale, is bounded by one
β-only constant times ε_{m−1}^δ.
The elementary coarse comparison for one enhancement step. It is used only when the finite-scale ratio is too large for the averaging estimate.
The geometric tail used to keep all high-scale recurrence comparisons inside the factor-two bootstrap.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Section3.kappaAtBootstrapTail β E n = E * (128 ^ (-AVenhance.delta β)) ^ n / (1 - 128 ^ (-AVenhance.delta β))
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The one-step error coefficient when the current actual/prime ratio is
bounded by R.
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A bad-step threshold determined by the current comparison bound.
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A lower bound for the next epsilon scale whenever a step is too coarse for the relative averaging estimate.
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The prime increment ratio is uniformly bounded on a bad low-scale step.
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The worst multiplicative loss of one low-scale step at ratio bound R.
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Finite iteration of the coarse low-scale step factors.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Section3.kappaAtBootstrapIteratedBound β C₀ 0 = 2
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Every exceptional low-scale step has a β- and C₀-uniform lower bound
on its next epsilon scale.
On an interior scale, the normalized κ′ lower bound controls its relative enhancement increment.
A comparison step is controlled either by the averaging estimate with a small relative error or by the crude two-sided flux bound.
Good-step comparison with the actual, summable relative error retained.