High-contrast homogenization: Provider.Transport.WindowBelowStart #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 HighContrastHomogenization development at commit
7a13dbcd8d6609264a713373f5c69ceeac870472.
The below-start quantity #
The last clause of e.source.adapted.bound that a bounded-window estimate
reads is the below-start source maximum \mathsf S_{t,<j_*}(F): the supremum,
over the scales strictly below the alignment and over an arbitrary family of
centers at each such scale, of the F-normalized excess of the adapted
response, weighted by 3^{-\rho(t-k)}. It obeys a pathwise bound, and the
three consequences drawn from that bound are its first moment, its L^Q norm
and its source-tail form.
Everything follows from one weighted cell bound and the fact that the multiplier
is common to every cell of every family. On a cell of scale k < j_* the burn
discount is 3^{g(j_*-k)}, and the weight 3^{-\rho(t-k)} absorbs it
completely when \rho > g:
3^{-\rho(t-k)}3^{g(j_*-k)} = 3^{-\rho(t-j_*)}3^{-(\rho-g)(j_*-k)} \leq 3^{-\rho(t-j_*)},
so no multiplicity in the scale, and none in the centers either, since the same
Y_P serves them all on one event of full measure. The excess is below the
scalar size, a change of reference block costs ฮ(F;๐), and the cell bound of
the window supplies the rest. The three consequences are then the expectation,
the L^Q norm and the decomposition Y_P = 1 + (Y_P - 1) applied to a single
pathwise majorant proportional to Y_P.
The countability of the center families, which the printed statement assumes, is not used: the bound holds term by term, so the supremum inherits it whatever the index set.
The two elementary steps #
The size of the positive part of the normalized excess is below the scalar size of the same pair: both are read off one relative size, and the excess subtracts one from it before truncating at zero.
The weight absorbs the burn discount. Below the alignment scale the
discount is 3^{g(j_*-k)}, and the weight 3^{-\rho(t-k)} beats it by
3^{-(\rho-g)(j_*-k)} \leq 1 exactly because \rho > g.
The pathwise bound #
The below-start quantity, pathwise: one event of full measure carries the bound for every scale below the alignment and every center of every family.
The three consequences #
The L^Q norm of the below-start source maximum. The supremum is assumed
a.e. strongly measurable, since it runs over an arbitrary family of centers.
The source-tail form of the below-start bound.