High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Quenched.UnitRangeConcentration #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
Concentration for sums from unit range of dependence #
The concentration-for-sums condition, with the parameters supplied by unit range
of dependence, asks that the normalized average of a family of centred
observables bounded by one, each carried by its own standard aligned cube of a
common scale, obey a weak-Orlicz tail at the exponent ν = d/2 with a gauge
that depends on the dimension alone.
This file derives that condition from unit range of dependence. The sub-Gaussian
moment bound of the colouring argument gives, through the Chernoff inequality
applied to the sum and to its negative, a two-sided Gaussian tail with a
dimensional prefactor two; the prefactor is absorbed into the dimensional
threshold constant C_fr(d), leaving exactly the Gaussian concentration gauge
Ψ_fr(t) = exp(c_fr(d) t²). The averaged form is the printed display: the
average of N such observables is
O_{Ψ_fr}(C_fr(d) N^{-1/2}), and N^{-1/2} = 3^{-ν(m-n)} for the family of
scale-n cubes centred in □_m.
The two-sided Chernoff bound #
The two-sided Gaussian tail of a sum of bounded centred local observables. Both constants depend on the dimension alone.
The prefactor is absorbed by the threshold constant #
The dimensional threshold constant absorbs the two-sided union bound: at the
enlarged threshold the doubled Gaussian tail is again a Gaussian tail at the
dimensional constant c_fr(d).
The concentration-for-sums estimate #
Concentration for sums from unit range of dependence, on the sum. For a
family of centred observables bounded by one, each measurable for the local
sigma-field of its own standard aligned cube of a common nonnegative scale, the
sum exceeds C_fr(d) t √N with probability at most Ψ_fr(t)⁻¹, for every
t ≥ 1. Both dimensional numbers are fixed before any law datum.
Concentration for sums from unit range of dependence, printed form. The
average of N centred observables bounded by one and local to their own
standard aligned cubes exceeds C_fr(d) t N^{-1/2} with probability at most
Ψ_fr(t)⁻¹. For the family of scale-n cubes centred in □_m the factor
N^{-1/2} is 3^{-ν(m-n)} with ν = d/2.