Coarse-graining support: Support.Probability.IndependentSums.PsiSigma.TailAndLogControl #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
The log-normal tail-integral kernel is integrable on (1, ∞) for
σ ≥ 1. The proof is intentionally non-sharp: after the cutoff
exp(3 σ^2), Ψ_σ(t) dominates t^3, so the kernel is bounded by t⁻².
A non-sharp finite constant for the Ψ_σ analytic tail-integral input.
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Note-facing discharge of the analytic Ψ_σ tail-integral hypothesis.
A simple non-sharp logarithmic-control constant for the raw Ψ_σ
truncation-Chernoff theorem on the interval [1, L]. It is intentionally
allowed to depend on the Chernoff parameter l and cutoff L; later endpoint
optimization can replace this with a sharper σ-dependent package.
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A sharper reusable logarithmic-control constant for the optimized
Ψ_σ endpoint. If the optimizer can prove
l t ≤ (1/2) log Ψ_σ(t) + C, this constant absorbs the remaining polynomial
factor t^4 in the raw Chernoff theorem.
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The raw independent-sum constant combining 3, the polynomial-log control at exp(2), and
the tail-integral constant.
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The independent-sum normalization constant 128 exp(σ² / 2) times the square root of the raw
constant.
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The truncation threshold ((1 + σ t) exp(σ sqrt(log(4R))) - 1) / σ used for independent sums.
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The exponential-moment parameter 4(log(1 + σ t)² / σ² + log 2) divided by the sum constant
times sqrt(R) t.
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Turn a local linear-control estimate into the generic logarithmic
constraint needed by the raw Ψ_σ Chernoff theorem.