Coarse-graining support: Support.HighContrast.EntryScale.DeterministicAlgebra.P1 #
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Deterministic contrast algebra #
Pure-real deterministic algebra from the high-moment paper
(Armstrong–Kuusi–Loher, to appear), Section "Deterministic contrast
algebra". The scalar drop estimates are paired with the library's operator-norm API
for the normalization comparison in e.norm.compare.
The scalar contrast drop r_m^2 (a b - 1).
Source label: e.F.drop.
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A no-drop window, written only in terms of the endpoint contrasts.
Source label: e.nodrop.
Equations
- HCPolySupport.HighContrast.EntryScale.noDropWindow rho F_k F_m = (F_k - F_m ≤ rho * F_m)
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The scalar contrast excess F_m = Theta_m - 1.
Source label: e.F.drop.
Equations
- HCPolySupport.HighContrast.EntryScale.contrastExcessAtScale hP hStruct m = HCPolySupport.Book.Ch05.thetaAtScale hP hStruct ↑m - 1
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Source label e.J.moment.bound: conversion from the library's
sqrt(theta_m) scalar to the manuscript's r_m normalization, under the
source hypothesis r_m^2 = 1 + F_m.
Source labels p.HC.CR and e.HC.CR: the library's centered coarse-fluctuation
term (sqrt(theta_m) - 1)^2 is controlled by the manuscript contrast excess
F_m = theta_m - 1.
The terminal scalar prefactor P_{k,m}.
Source label: e.P.bound.
Equations
- HCPolySupport.HighContrast.EntryScale.terminalP r_m a b = r_m * (a + b)
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The concrete terminal scalar prefactor at scales k <= m:
P_{k,m} = r_m (a_{k,m} + b_{k,m}).
Source label: e.P.bound.
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Local weak-norm scalar weight at the left edge of the window. This is the coefficient produced by the raw high-contrast computation before the library's final scale-zero baseline conversion.
Source labels: p.HC.CR and e.P.bound.
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Source label e.F.drop: the contrast drop is r_m^2 (a b - 1).
Source label e.tau.terminal: real algebra rewriting the library's special-vector
tau scalar formula into the paper's r_m, a_{j,m}, b_{j,m} notation.
Source label e.sqrt.tau.absorb: real algebra rewriting the library's special-vector
expected-response scalar formula into the paper's terminal prefactor notation.
Source label e.tau.terminal: library-facing terminal-pair formula. For the
special vectors p_e,q_e, tauAtScale is exactly the local scalar
terminalTau with r_m = sqrt Theta_m and the paper ratios
a_{k,m}, b_{k,m}.
Source label l.union.bound: the library's Section 52 scalar preliminaries compare the
scale-m scalar contrast to the corrected note's initial budget
T = widetildeTheta_0.
Source label l.union.bound: the corrected initial contrast budget
T = widetildeTheta_0 is at least one under (P4).
Source label e.F.drop: F_m = Theta_m - 1 is nonnegative under (P4).
Source label l.det.memory: the manuscript contrast sequence
F_m = Theta_m - 1 is nonincreasing in the scale.
Source label l.union.bound: real algebra for the product of the two scalar
normalization ratios. In source notation this is
a_{j,m} b_{j,m} = Theta_j / Theta_m.
Source label l.union.bound: for j <= m, the product of the upper and
inverse-star scalar normalization ratios is controlled by the corrected initial
budget T = widetildeTheta_0.
Source label l.union.bound: the upper scalar block of the terminal/intermediate
normalization change is controlled by the initial budget
T = widetildeTheta_0.
Source label l.union.bound: the inverse-star scalar block of the
terminal/intermediate normalization change is controlled by the initial budget
T = widetildeTheta_0.
Source label e.nodrop: unfolding the no-drop condition.
Source label e.rtau.drop: if a,b ≥ 1, the terminal additivity defect is
absorbed by half of the deterministic contrast drop.
Source label e.rtau.drop: formula-facing version using explicit contrast and
terminal-tau hypotheses.
Source label e.rtau.drop: library-facing terminal-pair version. The special
vectors p_e,q_e identify tauAtScale with the terminal scalar tau, and the
contrast excesses give the deterministic drop F_j - F_m.
Source label e.sqrt.tau.absorb: library-facing formula for the lower-scale
expected response of the special terminal pair.
Source label e.no.drop.ab: on a no-drop window, the product excess satisfies
a * b ≤ 1 + rho.
Source label e.no.drop.ab: on a no-drop window, scalar terminal ratios stay
between 1 and 1 + rho.