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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section24.Sensitivity.Provider.DhBound.Discharge.DepthDowngrade

DepthDowngrade #

Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.

From the ℓ^∞-over-depths multiscale Poincaré estimate to the ℓ² one #

Source: ABK26 (l.Besov.grad.to.function, e.v.in.Bpps.vs.nabla.v.in.B.pp.minus.t) as consumed at e.split.besov.stuff inside the proof of l.Dh.bound.

CoarseGraining proves the function-from-gradient comparison with an ℓ^∞-over-depths left hand side, Book.Ch01.Legacy.h1_fluctuation_partialNormTop_two_le_sum_grad_circNorm:

‖ fluct u ‖_{B^{s}_{2,∞}(Q), M} ≤ C(d,Q) ∑_i [∂_i u]^{circ}_{B^{-(1-s)}_{2,1}(Q)} .

The Besov product estimate of Provider.DhBound.Besov.Product consumes instead the ℓ²-over-depths seminorm [u]_{B^{3/8}_{2,2}(Q), N}. The two are related by summing a geometric series: at any two exponents s < t,

[u]^{+}_{B^{s}_{2,2}(Q), N} ≤ (1 - 3^{-2(t-s)})^{-1/2} 3^{t·scale} ‖u‖_{B^{t}_{2,∞}(Q), N},

because the depth-j contributions at the two exponents differ exactly by the factor 3^{(s-t)j}.

The consuming instance is s = 3/8, t = 1/2; the gradient side then sits at -(1 - 1/2) = -1/2, which is downgraded to the gauge exponent -3/8 by the CoarseGraining circ comparison cubeBesovCircNorm_two_one_component_le_scaleWeight_neg_mul_gap_geometric_of_bddAbove (gap 1/2 - 3/8 = 1/8 > 0).

The depth-level extraction step (3^{-t·scale} [u]^{+}_{depth j, t} ≤ ‖u‖_{B^{t}_{2,∞}, M} for j ≤ M) exists in CoarseGraining only as a private lemma of Book/Ch01/Theorems/CutoffProduct.lean; it is re-proved here from the public cubeBesovPositiveScalarDepthSeminorm_eq_scaleWeight_neg_mul_cubeBesovDepthSeminorm_two and Finset.le_sup'.

Exponent conversion at a fixed depth #

Depth-level extraction from the ℓ^∞ norm #

Depth-level extraction. Local re-proof of the CoarseGraining private lemma Book.Ch01.Legacy.cubeBesovScaleWeight_mul_positiveScalarDepthSeminorm_le_partialNormTop, in the divided form used below.

The ℓ^∞ → ℓ² downgrade #

The ℓ^∞-to-ℓ² positive Besov downgrade. At any two exponents s < t, the finite-depth ℓ² positive seminorm at s is controlled by the finite-depth ℓ^∞ norm at t, with the geometric loss of the exponent gap.

The origin-cube consumer at the sensitivity exponents #

The explicit constant of the origin-cube function-from-gradient estimate at the sensitivity exponents.

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    The componentwise circ norm of the gradient, at the exponent produced by the multiscale Poincaré estimate, is controlled by the gauge-exponent negative seminorm of the full gradient.