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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section3.Cutoff.RelativeNormalization

RelativeNormalization #

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Same-cutoff relative normalization #

The canonical normalization used elsewhere is indexed by a natural dilation depth. Section 3.5 instead compares arbitrary integer cutoff and observation scales. This file keeps the cutoff index fixed and rescales space by the integer-dependent factor 3^(m+c), where the dimension-only shift c leaves strict room for CoarseGraining's unit-range bridge.

No covariance between different cutoff indices is asserted. The normalized law is exactly a spatial pushforward of coefficientCutoffLaw M m at the same m.

Real-translation stationarity survives every nonzero spatial scaling.

CoarseGraining's integer-translation stationarity for a spatially scaled cutoff law.

Signed-permutation isotropy survives every nonzero spatial scaling.

Adjoint invariance survives every nonzero spatial scaling.

Any positive scaling that leaves the fixed thickening slack turns the literal cutoff range into CoarseGraining's exact unit-range dependence predicate.

Dimension-only buffer used by the same-cutoff relative normalization.

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    The same-cutoff relative law. Its spatial scaling depends on m, but its cutoff-law index remains exactly m.

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      The relative law is exactly the integer dilation proposed by the source-relative scale arithmetic.

      Local a.e. uniform ellipticity is preserved by every integer triadic dilation, with no sign restriction on the dilation exponent.

      Triadic dilation of regular coefficient fields as a measurable equivalence.

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