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LeanPool.HighContrastHomogenization.Support.Book.Ch05.Theorems.Section54.VarianceBoundGoodScale.FinalAbsorption

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Support.Book.Ch05.Theorems.Section54.VarianceBoundGoodScale.FinalAbsorption

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Final scalar absorption for the good-scale variance bound #

This file finishes the purely deterministic part of the Section 5.4 variance lemma. The analytic work has already reduced the fluctuation estimate to the refined scalar budgets in BudgetAbsorption; here we sum those budgets and absorb the remaining \widetilde\Theta_0 terms with the manuscript scale-separation hypothesis.

A beta-weighted finite sum with an additional scale decay gains the top-scale factor 3^{-βm}.

The pair-probe descendant-average budget has the expected two geometric decay components.

The L^ξ geometric decay exponent in the refined pair budget.

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    The square-root geometric decay exponent in the refined pair budget.

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      Linear constant for the weighted refined pair budgets.

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        Pointwise constant for the refined pair budget before the extra top-scale decay is summed.

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          Pointwise refined pair budgets are controlled by the two geometric decays with the scale-zero moment factor.

          The compressed scalar budget is controlled by the pair budget.

          Constant controlling the beta-weighted refined scalar budget before the scale-separation absorption.

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            Weighted sum of the squares of the refined pair budgets.

            The full weighted refined scalar budget has only the manuscript-size terms δ and 3^{-βm}(\widetilde\Theta_0+\widetilde\Theta_0^2).