Coarse-graining support: Support.HighContrast.EntryScale.DeterministicAlgebra.P3 #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Source label l.union.bound: ENNReal form of the terminal/intermediate
normalization comparison, ready to combine with the high-moment envelope.
Source label a.HM: concrete intermediate-scale centered full-block deviation.
The matrix argument Y j Q ω is the full-block coarse coefficient matrix
attached to the cube Q; the normalization and centering are both at scale j.
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Source label l.union.bound: terminal-scale normalization of the same
full-block matrix centered at scale j.
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Source labels a.HM and l.union.bound: the terminal-normalized concrete
centered full-block deviation is bounded by T = widetildeTheta_0 times the
intermediate-normalized deviation from the high-moment hypothesis.
Source label a.HM: the library's full-block coarse matrix process on a triadic cube.
The scale parameter is present only to match the high-moment observable shape.
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Source label a.HM: the manuscript's intermediate-normalized centered
coarse-block deviation
|Ahom_j^{-1/2} (bfA(Q)-Ahom_j) Ahom_j^{-1/2}|.
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Source label l.union.bound: terminal-normalized centered coarse-block
deviation used in the maximal union bound.
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Source label l.S.and.J: the library's squared terminal full-block fluctuation
observable is the square of the local full-block operator norm with the same
terminal normalization.
Source label l.S.and.J: deterministic split of the library's terminal full-block
fluctuation into the stochastic centered-at-j block and the deterministic
annealed drift Ahom_j - Ahom_m.
Source label e.P.bound: no-drop version of the terminal prefactor bound.
Source label e.P.bound: the concrete terminal prefactor is nonnegative.
Source labels p.HC.CR and e.P.bound: the concrete terminal prefactor
dominates the terminal square-root scale. Under (P4), the scalar ratios
a_{k,m} and b_{k,m} are each at least one, so
P_{k,m} = r_m (a_{k,m}+b_{k,m}) is in particular at least r_m.
Source labels p.HC.CR and e.P.bound: the terminal prefactor dominates
twice the library's scalar sqrt(theta_m). Under (P4) both scalar ratios
a_{k,m} and b_{k,m} are at least one, so
P_{k,m} = r_m (a_{k,m} + b_{k,m}) >= 2 r_m = 2 sqrt(theta_m). This is the
sharp pricing needed to pay the summed-weight first-power source split with
2 * r_m instead of the crude 2 * (1 + F_m).
Source labels p.HC.CR and e.P.bound: the local weak-norm scalar
coefficient is exactly the manuscript terminal prefactor P_{k,m}.
Source label e.P.bound: on a no-drop window, the concrete terminal
prefactor satisfies P_{k,m} <= 4 r_m.
Scalar KEY CHECK for the linear edge-memory channel (Layer B).
The linear residual factor terminalP / (1 + F_k) collapses to a bounded
constant 4 whenever F_m ≤ F_k (contrast antitonicity on a window with
k ≤ m), 0 ≤ F_m, and terminalP ≤ 4 √(1 + F_m): the 1 / (1 + F_k)
denominator eats the √(1 + F_m) numerator down to at most 1, because
√(1 + F_m) ≤ 1 + F_m ≤ 1 + F_k. Hence the H-linear residual
(H / (1 + F_k)) · terminalP is at most 4 · H, with no leftover √(1 + F).
Concrete KEY CHECK for the linear edge-memory channel (Layer B): on a
no-drop window k = i-1, m = i with k ≤ m, the H-linear edge-memory
residual factor terminalPAtScales / (1 + F_k) collapses so that
(H / (1 + F_k)) · terminalPAtScales ≤ 4 · H. The terminalPAtScales
factor is thus fully absorbable into an A·H (linear-memory) channel: it
reduces to 4·H up to fixed no-drop constants, leaving no residual √(1+F).
Source label e.sqrt.tau.absorb: on a no-drop window, the expected
lower-scale response of the special terminal pair is at most 2 r_m.
Source label e.tau.sum.absorb: finite weighted version of the no-drop
additivity-defect absorption. The geometric estimate for the concrete weights
is supplied later by the scale iteration.
Source label e.sqrt.tau.absorb: square-root absorption once the product of
the additivity defect and the lower-scale response has the required bound.
Source label e.sqrt.tau.absorb: formula-facing version with the
ρ^{1/2} δ^{-1/2} F_m scale.