GaussianMaximum #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Tail-law transport and finite maxima with one-sided Gaussian tails #
This module packages the finite-maximum estimate needed for the cutoff argument. It assumes neither independence nor identically distributed variables: the only probabilistic input is the literal one-sided Gaussian tail for each member of the finite family.
A one-sided Gamma tail depends only on the pushforward law of the observable.
The literal J2 Gaussian upper-tail estimate, at positive scale A, is the Γ₂
weak-Orlicz estimate used by the finite-maximum A in CoarseGraining.
A finite supremum of measurable variables is measurable.
A nonempty finite family with literal J2 tails has an integrable maximum.
The conclusion includes the singleton case; max 1 (log card) is essential
there, since log 1 = 0.
Quantitative expectation bound for a nonempty finite maximum with literal
J2 tails. For a family of size at least two this is the usual
sqrt (3 log card) bound; the max 1 is the explicit, nondegenerate
singleton convention.
The descendant-card specialization of the finite Gaussian-maximum estimate, with a constant depending only on the dimension.