Triadic Cube #
Support for the Armstrong–Vicol anomalous-diffusion formalization.
Triadic cube described by its integer scale and integer coordinate index.
- scale : ℤ
Integer scale of the triadic cube, whose side length is three to this power.
Integer coordinate index locating the triadic cube at its scale.
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Side length of a triadic cube.
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Half-open realization of a triadic cube, used for exact cube partitions.
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Open realization of a triadic cube, used when analytic lemmas require open domains.
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A triadic cube is bounded as a subset of the ambient finite-dimensional space.
An open triadic cube is bounded as a subset of the ambient finite-dimensional space.
The centered triadic cube descriptor at scale 3^m.
Its source-facing realization openCubeSet (originCube d m) is
(-3^m / 2, 3^m / 2)^d. The half-open cubeSet realization is the internal
partition representative.
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- Homogenization.originCube d m = { scale := m, index := 0 }
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Translate the integer index of a triadic cube while preserving its scale.
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Unique triadic parent at the next coarser scale.
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Finite set of triadic children at the next finer scale.
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- Homogenization.childCubes Q = Finset.image (fun (digits : Fin d → Fin 3) => { scale := Q.scale - 1, index := fun (i : Fin d) => 3 * Q.index i + ↑↑(digits i) - 1 }) Finset.univ
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Triadic descendants obtained after a specified number of subdivision steps.
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Triadic descendants at a specified finer scale, empty above the cube's scale.
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- Homogenization.descendantsAtScale Q k = if _h : k ≤ Q.scale then Homogenization.descendantsAtDepth Q (Q.scale - k).toNat else ∅
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Euclidean volume of a triadic cube.