Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch04.Theorems.Concentration #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
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Public Section 4.2 concentration theorems #
This file exposes the already-proved independent-sums results from Section 4.2 under the public Chapter 4 namespace. Unlike the local-observable and partition-average files, these are direct imported theorem endpoints: each theorem is proved by the existing probability mini-library.
Explicit growth constant for the stretched-exponential class.
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Explicit growth constant for the log-normal class.
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The finite-family weak-tail triangle constant supplied by the Chapter 4 growth hypothesis.
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The stretched-exponential weak-tail triangle constant.
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The log-normal weak-tail triangle constant.
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The moment-growth constant attached to Gamma_sigma.
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The event-indicator scale |log p|^{-1/sigma} for Gamma_sigma tails.
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Explicit product constant for the Gamma_sigma calculus. If
tau = sigma_1 sigma_2 / (sigma_1 + sigma_2), then the product rule below uses
the witness 2^(1/tau) A_1 A_2.
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The Rosenthal/Bennett universal constant used in the finite-moment endpoint.
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The exponential-regime endpoint constant for centered independent
Gamma_sigma summands.
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The heavy-tail endpoint constant for centered independent Gamma_sigma
summands on the range 0 < sigma < 1.
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A public constant for the full 0 < sigma ≤ 2 centered independent
Gamma_sigma concentration theorem.
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The log-normal centered independent-sum constant.
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Weak-tail model classes and calculus #
The stretched-exponential model class is admissible.
The log-normal model class is admissible.
Tail interpretation of the one-sided relation X ≤ O_{Gamma_sigma}(A).
Tail interpretation of X = O_{Gamma_sigma}(A).
A stretched-exponential tail at exponent σ implies the same scale at
any smaller exponent ρ.
A symmetric stretched-exponential tail at exponent σ implies the same
scale at any smaller exponent ρ.
Tail interpretation of the one-sided relation X ≤ O_{Psi_sigma}(A).
Tail interpretation of X = O_{Psi_sigma}(A).
Gamma_sigma satisfies the Chapter 4 weak-tail growth hypothesis.
The explicit Gamma_sigma growth constant is admissible for the Chapter 4
calculus.
Psi_sigma satisfies the Chapter 4 weak-tail growth hypothesis.
The explicit Psi_sigma growth constant is admissible for the Chapter 4
calculus.
Polynomial powers can be absorbed by dilating a weak-tail profile satisfying the Chapter 4 growth hypothesis.
The growth hypothesis forces log-squared minimal growth of an admissible weak-tail profile.
The growth hypothesis yields the abstract doubling estimate used in the weak-tail triangle inequality.
The q = 2 abstract doubling package generated by the growth hypothesis.
Finite-family generalized triangle inequality for a weak-tail profile satisfying the Chapter 4 growth hypothesis.
Average version of the growth-based weak-tail triangle inequality.
Finite-family generalized triangle inequality for Gamma_sigma tails.
Average version of the generalized triangle inequality for Gamma_sigma
tails.
Finite-family generalized triangle inequality for Psi_sigma tails.
Average version of the generalized triangle inequality for Psi_sigma
tails.
Product rule for nonnegative stretched-exponential upper tails, with
explicit constant 2^(1/tau), tau = sigma_1 sigma_2 / (sigma_1 + sigma_2).
Power rule for nonnegative stretched-exponential upper-tail bounds.
Symmetric power rule for stretched-exponential tails.
Finite maximum rule for common-scale nonnegative Gamma_sigma upper-tail
bounds.
Finite maximum rule for symmetric Gamma_sigma tails with nonuniform
scales.
Event indicators have the logarithmic Gamma_sigma scale from the notes.
Symmetric event-indicator Gamma_sigma bound.
Moment growth and Rosenthal #
Moment growth of order p^(1/sigma) implies stretched-exponential upper
tails with the Chapter 4 constant e M.
Symmetric moment-growth criterion for Gamma_sigma tails.
Tail control with witness K yields p^(1/sigma) moment growth.
Explicit moment estimate associated to a Gamma_sigma tail witness.
Rosenthal's inequality in the max-term form from the notes.
Rosenthal's polynomial-moment corollary for finite sums of centered independent real random variables.
Uniform-K polynomial-moment Rosenthal corollary.
Uniform-K polynomial-moment Rosenthal corollary for a.e.-measurable
summands. This is the completed-law version used by Chapter 4 local-test
observables: independence is kept on the original local observables, while the
proof applies the measurable-mk representatives internally.
Independent-sum concentration endpoints #
Direct concentration in the exponential regime 1 ≤ sigma ≤ 2.
Averaged direct concentration in the exponential regime 1 ≤ sigma ≤ 2.
Full centered independent-sum concentration for Gamma_sigma,
0 < sigma ≤ 2.
Averaged full centered independent-sum concentration for Gamma_sigma,
0 < sigma ≤ 2.
Generic heavy-tail concentration estimate for centered finite independent families under a weak-tail logarithmic constraint.
Log-normal centered independent-sum concentration.
Averaged log-normal centered independent-sum concentration.
Log-normal bridge #
Subgaussian upper tails imply log-normal upper tails for exp X - 1.
Log-normal upper tails for exp X - 1 imply the matching subgaussian
upper-tail relation for X.