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Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The genuine lower-infinite cutoff #
This file defines the manuscript cutoff only on CutoffSample, the public
carrier on which every descending local-control series is summable. Thus the
occurrence of tsum below is never used with its nonsummable semantics: the
carrier supplies the convergence proof needed at each point and on every
origin-centred cube.
The field is built entrywise from the literal series
sum_{r >= 0} j_(m-r). Local uniform convergence makes that field continuous,
so it is a genuine RegCoeffField; it is not a finite floor or a default value.
The matrix-valued lower-infinite shell series at one physical point.
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The actual lower-infinite cutoff k_m = sum_{n <= m} j_n, defined only
on the convergent cutoff carrier.
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- Algsuperdiff.Section3.Cutoff.cutoff m omega = { toFun := Algsuperdiff.Section3.Cutoff.cutoffValue m omega, entry_measurable := ⋯, entry_locInt := ⋯ }
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The lower-infinite cutoff is measurable for CoarseGraining's full regular-field
sigma-algebra, including both pointwise and compactly-supported entry-test
generators. The entry-test integrals are genuinely integrable by the
RegCoeffField carrier; the displayed measurability proof uses their jointly
measurable integrands, not a totalized off-carrier series.
The exact finite-increment identity for the lower-infinite cutoffs. This is
the carrier equality equivalent to k_m - k_n = sum_(n,m] j_k; phrasing it
without subtraction preserves CoarseGraining's additive regular-field carrier.
Pointwise subtraction form of the finite-increment identity:
k_m - k_n = sum_(n,m] j_k.
The coefficient cutoff a_m = nu I + k_m.
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The actual coefficient cutoff is measurable for CoarseGraining's full regular-coefficient-field sigma-algebra.
The symmetric part of the actual coefficient cutoff is exactly nu I.
This is a pointwise identity, not an added ellipticity hypothesis.
A compact observation region is contained in some open origin cube.