WindowAmplitudes #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The √-growing window amplitudes of the Step-3 layer variables #
ABK26, l.minimal.scale.sep Step 3. Step 3 applies the Γ_σ triangle
inequality to two finite layer sums, and the resulting scales are geometrically
weighted sums of the √-growing per-cube amplitude Cv √(k + 1 − i)
supplied by e.maxy.bound. This module closes both of those deterministic
amplitude sums, and the weighted tsum that recombines the below-window
channel.
The two closures are exactly the tex's Cs^{−3/2} and Cs^{−5/2}, i.e.
geomSqrtConst α and geomTailConst α · geomSqrtConst α. They are the point
of the sharp Cauchy--Schwarz closure
Algsuperdiff.Probability.sum_threePow_neg_sqrt_le: the crude √(r+1) ≤ r+1
would give geomTailConst α ^ 2 and geomTailConst α ^ 3, half a power of the
parameter worse in each channel, and the printed envelope would not close.
Everything here is deterministic real arithmetic in the amplitudes Cv, α and
the scale indices; no sample space, no measure and no coefficient field appears.
The corresponding O_{Γ₂} statements about the layer variables themselves are
left to the consumer, which owns the carrier.
Main results #
Algsuperdiff.Probability.sum_windowAmp_le— the in-window closure.Algsuperdiff.Probability.sum_headAmp_le— the below-window closure at depthj, with its√(j+1)growth.Algsuperdiff.Probability.tsum_weight_step3HeadAmp_le— the weighted recombination of the below-window channel.
References #
- ABK26,
l.minimal.scale.sep, Step 3.
The explicit amplitudes #
The uniform Γ₂ amplitude of the in-window layer variable: gammaTriangleConst 2 · Cv · (1−3^{−α})^{−3/2} — the tex's Cs^{−3/2}.
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The per-j Γ₂ amplitude of the below-window layer variable:
gammaTriangleConst 2 · Cv · ((1−3^{−α})^{−3/2} + √(j+1)(1−3^{−α})⁻¹). It grows
like √j, which is exactly why the below-window channel needs a per-layer
tail closure and not a uniform one.
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The Γ₂ amplitude of the below-window weighted sum ∑'_j 3^{−αj} H_j:
(gammaTriangleConst 2)² · 2 Cv (1−3^{−α})^{−5/2} — the tex's Cs^{−5/2}.
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The two deterministic amplitude sums #
The in-window amplitude sum, uniformly in i and m. The Γ_σ triangle
applied to ∑_{k=i}^m 3^{−α(k−i)} V i k produces the scale ∑_{k=i}^m 3^{−α(k−i)} Cv √(k+1−i); that sum is ≤ Cv(1−3^{−α})^{−3/2} for every i and
every m.
The below-window amplitude sum, at layer depth j. For i = n−1−j and k ∈ [n, m] we have k+1−i = (k−n+1) + (j+1), so √(k+1−i) ≤ √(k−n+1) + √(j+1),
and the geometric closures give the per-j amplitude Cv((1−3^{−α})^{−3/2} + √(j+1)(1−3^{−α})⁻¹).
The weighted amplitude tsum of the below-window channel #
The below-window weighted amplitude splits into a pure geometric channel and
a √-weighted geometric channel.
The below-window weighted amplitude tsum, closed. ∑'_j 3^{−αj}·step3HeadAmp ≤ gammaTriangleConst 2 · 2Cv(1−3^{−α})^{−5/2} — the tex's
Cs^{−5/2}.