Coarse-graining support: Support.Probability.IndependentSums.PsiSigma.Endpoint #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
The simple logarithmic-control constant satisfies the generic raw
truncation-Chernoff log constraint for Ψ_σ on [1, L].
Raw truncation-Chernoff concentration for independent centered
O_{Ψ_σ}(1) summands, with the analytic Ψ_σ tail-integral and logarithmic
constraint hypotheses left explicit.
This is the specialization point for the log-normal independent-sum endpoint.
The remaining endpoint proof will choose l, L, M, and CΨ as functions
of σ, the family size, and the tail parameter, then optimize this raw bound
to obtain the clean sqrt(card) weak-Ψ_σ scale.
Scaled raw truncation-Chernoff concentration for independent centered
O_{Ψ_σ}(K) summands. The conclusion is written at threshold K * a, so the
right-hand side is exactly the unit-scale raw bound.
Symmetric raw truncation-Chernoff concentration for independent centered
O_{Ψ_σ}(K) summands. This is just the scaled upper-tail estimate applied to
X and -X, before the final log-normal absorption step.
Symmetric raw Ψ_σ concentration with the scalar tail-integral input
discharged, but with an arbitrary logarithmic-control constant M. This is
the preferred backend for the final optimized log-normal endpoint: the
deterministic optimizer can choose M sharply instead of using the simple
fallback exp(l L + 4 log L).
Symmetric raw Ψ_σ concentration with the simple log-control constant
already plugged into the generic log-constraint slot. The only analytic input
still explicit is the tail-integral bound for t / Ψ_σ(t).
Symmetric raw Ψ_σ concentration with both scalar analytic inputs
discharged by the packaged log-control and tail-integral constants.
Scalar independent-sum Ψ_σ endpoint reduced to the remaining
deterministic choice of truncation/Chernoff parameters. This isolates the
probability part of the log-normal endpoint: after this theorem, the only
missing input is the optimization/absorption inequality for the raw bound.
Scalar independent-sum Ψ_σ endpoint reduced to deterministic
optimization with an arbitrary logarithmic-control constant. This is the
general note-facing staging theorem for the final log-normal scalar endpoint:
the probability and analytic tail-integral parts are fully discharged, while
the remaining hypothesis is exactly the deterministic parameter choice
(l, L, M) and absorption of the raw bound.
Scalar independent-sum Ψ_σ endpoint reduced to a linear-control
parameter choice. The helper
four_mul_log_le_half_log_psiSigma_add_const absorbs the polynomial factor in
the raw theorem, so the deterministic optimizer only needs to find
l, L, C such that l u ≤ (1/2) log Ψ_σ(u) + C on [1,L] and the resulting
raw bound is absorbed by the target Ψ_σ tail.
Scalar independent-sum Ψ_σ endpoint reduced to three deterministic
logarithmic inequalities: local linear control, mgf-term absorption, and
union-term absorption. This is the preferred staging point for the final
parameter-choice proof.
Note-facing scalar independent-sum endpoint for the log-normal class
Ψ_σ: centered independent summands with common O_{Ψ_σ} scale K
concentrate at the square-root cardinality scale.
Average version of the log-normal centered independent-sum endpoint.