GaugeBridge #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Coarse Poincaré at the sensitivity gauge (s, q) = (3/8, 2) #
Two layers are proved:
- the general layer, at an arbitrary triadic cube
Qand an arbitrary CoarseGraining coefficient familyF, in CoarseGraining gauge vocabulary (Ch02.lambdaSq Q s q F); - the frozen unit-cube layer, obtained from the general layer by choosing a
compatible family (
exists_compatibleTriadicCoeffFamily) and rewriting the gauge withunitCubeLambda_characterization.
The gauge exponent pair used by the frozen sensitivity statements.
The scale-free discount factor of the coarse Poincaré right-hand side at the sensitivity gauge is positive.
General coarse Poincaré at the sensitivity gauge. At an arbitrary
triadic cube and an arbitrary coefficient family, the concrete negative Besov
norm of the gradient of a response maximizer is controlled by
λ_{3/8,2}^{-1/2} √J, up to the scale-free discount constant.
Frozen unit-cube coarse Poincaré at the sensitivity gauge. The same
estimate with the frozen gauge unitCubeLambda (3/8) (.finite 2) a, for a
coefficient given directly on the origin cube.