CubeGaugePath #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Descendant-gauge control along the perturbation path #
Source: ABK26, the scaled-norm inequalities that precede the descendant
b-matrix estimate.
The pure-potential D_h bound of BigLambda.CubePotentialDh prices its Term A
against the descendant gauge λ_{3/8,2}^{-1}(R; a + τh), so the
Young/Grönwall absorption at the cube R needs that gauge to stay comparable to
its value at the base point τ = 0.
The proof does not rerun the lambda_{s,q} spine at R: it reuses the
per-descendant pure-flux estimate Provider.Lambda.abs_dhFluxForm_le_root_gauge
(which already prices everything against the root gauge), turns it into the
per-cube response ratio with Provider.Lambda.Engine, converts that into the
one-cube σ_*^{-1} ratio with Provider.Lambda.DescendantBridge, and finally
aggregates at R with the general-cube
Provider.Multiscale.lambdaSq_inv_le_of_descendant_ratio. The aggregation is
legitimate because every descendant of R is a descendant of the unit cube
(Homogenization.mem_descendantsAtScale_trans).
Every declaration in this module is an internal helper for the Section 2.4 sensitivity providers.
The flux-based threshold constant for the cube gauge estimate.
Equations
Instances For
The frozen gate in multiplicative form.
The pure-flux descendant D_h bound in the exact shape consumed by the
spine and by Provider.Response.PathGauge.
The smallness gate in the shape consumed by the spine.
The root gauge at most doubles along the path.
Descendants of the unit cube have side length at most one.
Descendant-gauge doubling along the path.
Under the frozen smallness gate, at every triadic descendant R of the unit
cube the coarse gauge at the endpoint a + h is at most twice its value at the
base point a.