CubeJSensitivity #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The descendant b-matrix estimate #
Source: ABK26, the display
|b(z + cu_n; a + h)| ≤ 4 |b(z + cu_n; a)| + C ‖h‖²_{W^{1,∞}(cu_0)}
λ_{3/8,2}^{-1}(z + cu_n; a) ,
obtained by applying the J-sensitivity estimate on each descendant cube with
the scaled-norm inequalities of that display.
The route here is:
- the pure-potential
D_hbound ofBigLambda.CubePotentialDh, transported along the perturbation path and priced against the base descendant gauge and the base root gauge (BigLambda.CubeGaugePath); - the frozen derivative identity
Provider.Response.PathDerivativeturns it into the affine differential inequalityy' ≤ m + c yafter a pointwise Young step (BigLambda.PathODE); - exact integration of that inequality gives the
J-sensitivity at the pure-potential loading, uniformly in the descendant; - the identity
2 J(R, p, 0; a) = p · b(R; a) pofBigLambda.BMatrixconverts it into the descendantb-matrix estimate, with the same-index factor4and a cube-independent constantK = C(d) ‖h‖²_{W^{1,∞}}.
Every declaration in this module is an internal helper for the Section 2.4 sensitivity providers.
A common threshold constant for gauge and potential sensitivity estimates.
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The pure-potential D_h bound along the path #
The pure-potential D_h bound at a descendant, priced against the base
gauges. The Term A factor uses the descendant gauge at the base point; the
Term BC factor uses the root gauge at the base point.
The pure-potential J-sensitivity on a descendant cube.
The δ-range is the frozen one, 0 < δ ≤ 1; the energy term carries the
descendant gauge, exactly as in the source display.