S5ErrorMomentBound #
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Moments of the localized error — [ABK] Section 5.1 (e.error.rv.Sfive.moment.bound) #
Source: references/algsuperdiff.tex:12854-12860.
For a disorder model of strength gamma small enough there is a constant C
such that, at every scale n and every centre y, the localized error
localizedError M n y of the cube y + □_n has, for every exponent
p ∈ [1, C⁻¹ gamma⁻¹ |log gamma|⁻¹], the moment bound
𝔼[E^p]^{1/p} ≤ C (√p + √|log gamma|) √gamma |log gamma|³.
The localized error is the normalized L^∞ distance between the rough-field
Dirichlet solution on the cube and the solution of the comparator problem with
coefficient σ_n I, taken as a supremum over the normalized forcing class.
Reading of the statement #
p-th-power form. The bound is stated as∫⁻ E^p ≤ (ENNReal.ofReal amplitude)^prather than through thep-th root of the integral: the two are equivalent, and the power form is the one anℝ≥0∞-valued integral states without a division.- One constant. A single
Cserves both the amplitude and the upper end of the range ofp, exactly as printed. It may depend on the dimensiondand on the valuecstarof the model's ellipticity parameterc⋆, that isC = C(d, c⋆); no constant of Section 5 enters. - Small-disorder premise. The hypothesis
M.gamma ≤ gamma0is the standing regimegamma ≤ gamma0(d, c⋆)in which the estimates of Sections 3 and 4 are stated (references/algsuperdiff.tex:372), made explicit here so that the type shows it. - Cubes. Cubes are indexed by
ℤand centred at an arbitraryy, the form in which Section 5.1 uses the estimate; the display of Section 4 is the case of a cube centred at the origin, and the two are related by translation covariance of the model.
Conventions #
- The amplitude carries the factor
√p + √|log gamma|, as in the paper. It is the factor the generator renormalization theorem of Section 4 supplies for the same error amplitude, and it is what the percolation estimate of Section 5.2 consumes. - The absolute value is required at the odd power:
log gamma < 0over the whole admissible range, so an unsigned cube would make the amplitude negative and the bound vacuously false.
Proved; reduces to the standard axioms.