CubeScaling #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
General-cube scaling of the coarse gauge #
Source: ABK26, the deep-cube verification step of
l.J.sensitivity.no.conditions. The unconditional sensitivity estimate
applies the conditional per-cube machinery at a mesoscopic triadic cube R
rather than at the unit cube. Two purely structural facts about a general
triadic cube are needed for that.
Descendant scaling of the gauge. On every triadic descendant
Sof a cubeQ, the scale-normalized coarse gauge is monotone:|S| lambda_{s,q}^{-1}(S; A) <= |Q| lambda_{s,q}^{-1}(Q; A) (2 s <= 1) ,where
|Q| = cubeScaleFactor Q = 3^{Q.scale}. This isBook.Ch02.maxDescendant_lambdaSq_inv_le(CoarseGraining's form ofe.bound.one.cube.by.lambdas) combined with the elementary exponent arithmeticl + 2 s (Q.scale - l) <= Q.scale.Well-definedness of
lambda_{s,q}^{-1}(S; .). Two CoarseGraining triadic families whose representatives agree a.e. on a cubeQgive the same value oflambda_{s,q}(S; .)at everyScontained inQ. This is what lets the mesoscopic-cube gauge along the perturbation path be defined by a single concrete family (Provider.Lambda.CrudeBound.rootCoeffFamily) and still be computed by any compatible family.
Every declaration in this module is an internal helper for the Section 2.4 sensitivity providers.
Elementary facts about triadic cubes #
A member of a finite family is bounded by its real supremum.
The cube scale factor as an rpow.
A cube of nonpositive scale has diameter at most one.
Every cube is its own descendant at its own scale.
Descendant scaling of the coarse gauge #
The scale-weight bookkeeping of the descendant gauge scaling:
3^{l} 3^{2 s (Q.scale - l)} <= 3^{Q.scale} when 2 s <= 1 and l <= Q.scale.
Descendant scaling of the coarse gauge at a general cube. For every
exponent pair with 2 s <= 1, the scale-normalized coarse gauge of a triadic
descendant is bounded by that of its ancestor.
Well-definedness of the cube gauge #
Two families that agree a.e. on a cube agree a.e. on every sub-cube.
The one-cube observable |sigma_*^{-1}| only sees the a.e. class.
Well-definedness of the cube gauge. If two CoarseGraining triadic families
have a.e. equal representatives on a cube Q, then they give the same coarse
gauge at every triadic cube contained in Q.