Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch02.Theorems.MultiscaleEllipticity.Finite.SmallTail #
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Deterministic small-scale tails for q = 1 #
This file records the Ch2 operator-norm version of the deterministic small-tail split at scale zero.
Shift identity for the q = 1 geometric weights in the small-scale tail.
Converse to descendant-depth transitivity: a descendant at depth m + n
factors through some depth-m intermediate cube.
Every descendant of cu_m at a nonpositive absolute scale -j factors
through a scale-zero descendant of cu_m.
For a fixed scale-zero cube, the small-scale q = 1 square-root tail is exactly
the local LambdaSq square-root series times the global scale factor
3^{-sm}.
For a fixed scale-zero cube, the small-scale q = 1 lower inverse square-root
tail is exactly the local lambdaSq inverse square-root series times the
global scale factor 3^{-sm}.
The upper small-scale square-root tail after splitting at scale zero.
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The lower inverse small-scale square-root tail after splitting at scale zero.
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At a fixed small depth, the upper square-root maximum below cu_m is bounded
by summing the corresponding local maxima over the scale-zero descendants of
cu_m.
At a fixed small depth, the lower inverse square-root maximum below cu_m is
bounded by summing the corresponding local maxima over the scale-zero
descendants of cu_m.
At a fixed small depth, the upper square-root maximum below cu_m is bounded
by the scale-zero supremum of the corresponding local maxima.
At a fixed small depth, the lower inverse square-root maximum below cu_m is
bounded by the scale-zero supremum of the corresponding local maxima.
Fixed-scale upper small-tail localization with no scale-zero cardinality loss:
the weighted operator-norm square-root term below cu_m is controlled by the
scale-zero supremum of LambdaSq.
Fixed-scale lower small-tail localization with no scale-zero cardinality loss:
the weighted inverse operator-norm square-root term below cu_m is controlled
by the scale-zero supremum of lambdaSq⁻¹.
Squared fixed-scale upper small-tail localization with no scale-zero cardinality loss.
Squared fixed-scale lower small-tail localization with no scale-zero cardinality loss.
The upper small-scale square-root tail is bounded by the sum of the local
scale-zero q = 1 square-root tails, hence by the corresponding scale-zero
ellipticity square roots with the global factor 3^{-sm}.
The lower inverse small-scale square-root tail is bounded by the sum of the
local scale-zero q = 1 inverse square-root tails, hence by the corresponding
scale-zero inverse ellipticity square roots with the global factor 3^{-sm}.
Squared upper small-tail bound using scale-zero LambdaSq values.
Squared lower inverse small-tail bound using scale-zero lambdaSq values.