Coarse-graining support: Support.Probability.IndependentSums.Triangle #
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Finite-sum reduction lemmas for the Chapter 4 weak-Orlicz triangle inequality.
This file formalizes the deterministic truncation step and the finite-family Markov reduction from Step 5 of the notes. The one-variable tail integral bound will plug into these lemmas downstream.
If a finite sum exceeds b + Σ rᵢ, then the sum of the corresponding
upper-tail truncations exceeds b.
The absolute tail of a finite sum is controlled by the one-sided tail of the sum of the absolute values.
The finite-sum Step 5 reduction: after truncating each variable at level
rᵢ, the upper tail of the original sum is controlled by Markov's inequality
applied to the truncated sum.
Step 5 pre-triangle estimate in weak-Orlicz form: after truncating each
variable at level aᵢ * (t / 2), the finite-sum Markov reduction and the
one-variable truncation bound combine into the tail estimate at scale
(∑ aᵢ) * t.
The symmetric Step 5 estimate used for the weak-Orlicz triangle
inequality: control the absolute tail of a finite sum from IsBigO data on
the summands.
The explicit Chapter 4 dilation constant produced by the abstract doubling-based triangle inequality.
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A prefactor in front of an inverse Ψ tail can be absorbed into a
dilation witness σ, provided the abstract doubling estimate makes the factor
small enough.
The finite-family weak-Orlicz triangle inequality with an explicit
dilation witness σ. The witness is carried as data rather than hidden inside
the scale, so later model-specific choices of σ can be formalized
independently.
The first finished finite-family weak-Orlicz triangle theorem. The scale constant is expressed explicitly in terms of the abstract doubling data, while the witness-based theorem above remains available for later refinements.
Growth-hypothesis specialization of the finite-family weak-Orlicz triangle
inequality, using the abstract doubling constant already derived in
PsiCalculus.lean.
A note-facing simplification of the growth-based triangle theorem:
the explicit abstract constant is bounded by 4 K^12.
Average version of the finite-family weak-Orlicz triangle theorem.
Note-facing average version of the growth-based triangle theorem with the
coarse constant simplified to 4 K^12.
The explicit stretched-exponential triangle constant obtained by feeding
the concrete Γ_σ growth witness into the general O_Ψ calculus.
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Finite-family generalized triangle inequality specialized to the
stretched-exponential class Γ_σ.
Average version of the stretched-exponential generalized triangle inequality.
The explicit Chapter 4 triangle constant for the log-normal model class
Ψ_σ, obtained from the growth constant K_{Ψ_σ} = 2 exp(2σ²).
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Finite-family generalized triangle inequality specialized to the
log-normal class Ψ_σ.
Average version of the log-normal generalized triangle inequality.