Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch05.Theorems.Section57.BadScaleSplit #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
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Deterministic splitting of bad-scale events #
This file records the exact trichotomy used in the proof of
Theorem t.homogenization.quenched: the localized high range, the crude
bottom range, and the crude complementary top range.
The intermediate scale selected for a bad pair in the high-range argument.
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High part of a bad-scale event: the selected intermediate scale is
strictly below n, so the localized first-quenched estimate applies.
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High part in the sharp range where the bad scale lies below the localized
scale. This branch keeps the q-scale concentration gain.
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High part in the bottom range. The localized estimate still applies, but
the sharp q ≤ n concentration gain is not available.
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Crude bottom part: the selected localized scale is not available and the localized scale is below the bad scale.
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Crude top complement: the bad scale is below n, but the selected
intermediate scale is not available below n.
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