Coarse-graining support: Support.Book.Ch05.Theorems.Section57.BadScaleTailExponent #
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Tail exponents for the quenched minimal scale #
This file isolates the real-variable exponent used in the corrected finite
sigma theorem. The mixed bottom range optimizes a Gamma_tau localized
tail against a Gamma_sigma crude tail; the resulting exponent is the
interpolated one recorded below.
The finite-sigma concentration exponent after the Chapter 4 concentration step.
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The corrected finite-sigma exponent for Theorem t.homogenization.quenched,
written with an abstract b = d / 2.
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The mixed bottom exponent collapse.
In the bottom range, write j = q - n. The localized tail contributes
tau * (b*q - (b-t)*j) and the crude tail contributes sigma*t*j. Their
maximum dominates the corrected finite exponent times q.
Mixed bottom collapse with the row gain retained. The row variable r
is the distance above the bad scale; since both stochastic mechanisms gain
(t - alpha) * r, the maximum retains a positive weighted-kernel gain.
Dimension-specialized mixed-bottom collapse in shifted natural indices.
Here j = q - n is the distance from the bad scale down to the bottom scale.