Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch05.Definitions #
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Chapter 5 definitions reboot #
This file is the active Chapter 5 definition surface. Add definitions here only when they are manuscript-facing and not merely proof plumbing.
The parameter-only part of the Chapter 5 quantitative coarse-grained
ellipticity input (P4).
This record remembers only the manuscript parameters and inequalities for
s_1, s_2, and \xi; it deliberately contains no law-specific
integrability data. It is useful for stating constants with the manuscript
dependency C(d,s_1,s_2,\xi).
- sUpper : ℝ
The upper regularity exponent
s_1in the quantitative coarse-grained ellipticity parameters. - sLower : ℝ
The lower regularity exponent
s_2in the quantitative coarse-grained ellipticity parameters. - xi : ℕ
The integer moment exponent constrained to exceed twice the dimension in
(P4).
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The exponent xi in the parameter-only (P4) data is positive.
The exponent xi in the parameter-only (P4) data is at least two.
The upper regularity exponent in the parameter-only (P4) data is
positive.
The lower regularity exponent in the parameter-only (P4) data is
positive.
The Chapter 5 quantitative coarse-grained ellipticity input (P4).
The fields sUpper, sLower, and xi are the manuscript parameters
s_1, s_2, and \xi. The last two fields encode finiteness of the unit-cube
moments in (P4) as integrability of the corresponding powers.
- sUpper : ℝ
The regularity exponent
s_1used in the upper coarse-grained ellipticity moment. - sLower : ℝ
The regularity exponent
s_2used in the inverse lower coarse-grained ellipticity moment. - xi : ℕ
The common integer power whose upper and inverse lower unit-cube moments are integrable.
- upper_moment_integrable : MeasureTheory.Integrable (fun (a : RegCoeffField d) => Ch04.LambdaSqCoeffField (originCube d 0) self.sUpper (Ch02.MultiscaleExponent.finite 1) a ^ self.xi) P
- lower_inv_moment_integrable : MeasureTheory.Integrable (fun (a : RegCoeffField d) => (Ch04.lambdaSqCoeffField (originCube d 0) self.sLower (Ch02.MultiscaleExponent.finite 1) a)⁻¹ ^ self.xi) P
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Forget the law-specific integrability part of (P4), retaining only the
manuscript parameters and inequalities.
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The exponent xi in (P4) is positive.
The exponent xi in (P4) is at least two.
The upper regularity exponent in (P4) is positive.
The lower regularity exponent in (P4) is positive.
The upper geometric-series denominator in the Section 5.2 moment lemma is
positive under (P4).
The lower geometric-series denominator in the Section 5.2 moment lemma is
positive under (P4).
The scalar contrast Theta_n = \bar\sigma_n \bar\sigma_{*,n}^{-1},
read from the Chapter 4 structural-law scalar surface.
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- HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.thetaAtScale hP hStruct n = hP.thetaAtScale hStruct n
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The high-moment contrast widetildeTheta_n with the parameters supplied by
the Chapter 5 quantitative ellipticity input.
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- HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.widetildeThetaAtScale P n hP4 = HCPolySupport.Book.Ch04.widetildeThetaAtScale P n hP4.sUpper hP4.sLower hP4.xi
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The positive excess of the upper ellipticity moment over the unit-scale structural-law scalar upper coefficient.
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The positive excess of the lower inverse ellipticity moment over the unit-scale structural-law inverse-star coefficient.
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The corrected two-exponent Section 5.2 moment-loss factor
\Gamma_{s,r,\xi}. Here s is the unit-scale source exponent and r is the
tracked exponent at scale m.
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The corrected two-exponent positive-excess coefficient in Section 5.2:
C Gamma_{s,r,xi} * 3^{-(r - d / xi)m}.
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- HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.section52TwoExponentMomentBoundCoeff d ξ C s r m = C * HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.section52MomentLossCoeff d ξ s r * Real.rpow 3 (-(r - ↑d / ↑ξ) * ↑m)
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The displayed widetildeTheta error coefficient in Section 5.2:
C xi^2 3^{-(sMin - d / xi)m}.
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The combined coefficient before the common Section 5.2
widetildeTheta scale.
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The annealed additivity defect
tau_{n,k}(p,q) = E[J(cu_k,p,q)] - E[J(cu_n,p,q)].
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The scalar geometric mean
\widehat\sigma_m = (\bar\sigma_m \bar\sigma_{*,m})^{1/2}.
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- HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.sigmaHatAtScale hP hStruct m = √(hP.barSigmaAtScale hStruct m * hP.barSigmaStarAtScale hStruct m)
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The special vector p_e = \widehat\sigma_m^{-1/2} e.
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- HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.specialPAtScale hP hStruct m e = (HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.sigmaHatAtScale hP hStruct m).rpow (-(1 / 2)) • e
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The special vector q_e = \widehat\sigma_m^{1/2} e.
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- HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.specialQAtScale hP hStruct m e = (HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.sigmaHatAtScale hP hStruct m).rpow (1 / 2) • e
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The scalar centering term
1/2 * (\bar\sigma_{*,m}^{-1} q - p) · (q - \bar\sigma_m p).
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- HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.scalarizedResponseCenteringTerm hP hStruct m p q = 1 / 2 * HCPolySupport.vecDot ((hP.barSigmaStarAtScale hStruct m)⁻¹ • q - p) (q - hP.barSigmaAtScale hStruct m • p)
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The scalarized expectation formula for the annealed response:
1/2 q · \bar\sigma_*^{-1} q - p · q + 1/2 p · \bar\sigma p.
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The scalarized formula for
tau_{n,k}(p,q) = E[J(cu_k,p,q)] - E[J(cu_n,p,q)].
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The scalarized expectation of the centered response:
1/2 p · ((Theta_m - 1) q).
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- HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.centeredResponseExpectationFormula hP hStruct m p q = 1 / 2 * HCPolySupport.vecDot p ((HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.thetaAtScale hP hStruct m - 1) • q)
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The centered scalar response observable on a deterministic cube, with the centering scale supplied separately.
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The centered adjoint scalar response observable on a deterministic cube.
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The expected centered scalar response on the origin cube at scale m.
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The expected centered adjoint scalar response on the origin cube at scale
m.
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The first ceiling contribution in the annealed entry scale, depending on
the unit-scale value of widetildeTheta.
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- HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.annealedConvergenceEntryScaleBound P hP4 C = ⌈C * Real.log (2 + HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.widetildeThetaAtScale P 0 hP4) ^ 2⌉₊
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The second ceiling contribution in the annealed entry scale, depending on
the target perturbative accuracy sigma.
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The entry scale N_sigma from the main annealed convergence theorem.
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The algebraic-decay entry scale N_0 in Theorem
t.annealed.convergence.
This is the two-ceiling scale used after the perturbative entry scale has been dilated to unit scale and the small-contrast algebraic iteration has been applied.
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