CenteredIdentification #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
From the local bad event to the centered homogenization error #
Step 1 of the proof of ABK26's l.bad.event.probabilities reads: by
e.bound.Lambdas.by.Es, on B_loc(z + square_j) the multiscale homogenization
error at that cube is larger than a constant; the induction hypothesis
e.new.induction.for.shom then bounds the probability.
This module proves a local version of the first half of that sentence and moves the resulting event to the centered cube where the induction state lives.
The two links #
one_lt_cubeHomogenizationErrorLiteral_of_mem_badLoc. The proved sharp two-sided comparisonErrorComparison.max_weightedEllipticity_le_one_add_two_mul_sq_add_sqrt_two_mulgivesmax{sigma^{-1} Lambda_{1/4,2}, sigma lambda_{1/4,2}^{-1}} <= 1 + 2 E^2 + 2^{1/2} E. OnB_locthe left side exceeds10, while atE <= 1the right side is at most1 + 2 + 2 = 5 < 10. HenceE > 1onB_loc. (The manuscript's unspecified threshold constantCis chosen here as1; the honest root of2x^2 + 2^{1/2} x = 9is1.797....)badLoc_ae_le_preimage. Combining with the deterministic covariance ofTranslationCovariance.leanand the translation invariance of the cutoff sample law, the eventB_loc(z + square_j)is almost surely contained in the translate of the centered upper-tail event{ E_{1/4,infinity,2}(square_j; a_j, sigma_j) > 1 }, whose probability is what the induction state controls.
Main results #
cubeHomogenizationErrorLiteralone_lt_cubeHomogenizationErrorLiteral_of_mem_badLocbadLoc_ae_le_preimagemeasureReal_badLoc_le_measureReal_centeredTail
References #
- ABK26,
l.bad.event.probabilities, Step 1. - ABK26,
e.bound.Lambdas.by.Es.
The exponent s = 1/4 of e.Bloc.def, in the positivity subtype used by
the induction state d.mathcalS.def.
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The literal multiscale homogenization error at an arbitrary cube #
The literal mathcal E_{1/4,infinity,2}(Q; a_{Q.scale}, sigma_{Q.scale} Id) of
the actual coefficient cutoff at an arbitrary triadic cube. On the centered
cube it is almost surely the proved observable
Observable.cutoffHomogenizationError.
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The two literal ellipticity observables as Chapter 2 quantities #
The literal inverse lower ellipticity of the cutoff is the Chapter 2 quantity of the canonical Chapter 4 coefficient family.
The literal upper ellipticity of the cutoff is the Chapter 2 quantity of the canonical Chapter 4 coefficient family.
Step 1 of the manuscript's proof #
Step 1 of l.bad.event.probabilities. At any sample where the two
measurable ellipticity representatives take their literal values, membership in
B_loc(z + square_j) forces the multiscale homogenization error at that cube
to exceed 1.
The manuscript's display is P[B_loc] <= P[E^2 > C]; the chosen threshold is
the explicit E > 1, which is below the honest root 1.797... of
2x^2 + 2^{1/2} x = 9.
Transport to the centered cube #
Step 1 local event identification. The local bad event at z + square_j is almost
surely contained in the translateCutoffSample-preimage of the centered
upper-tail event { E_{1/4,infinity,2}(square_j; a_j, sigma_j) > 1 }.
The deterministic content is homogenizationErrorOnCube_translateCutoffSample;
the null sets discarded are the two ellipticity-representative sets and the
representative set of the centered observable, pulled back along the
measure-preserving translation.
The probability of the local bad event at z + square_j is bounded by the
probability of the centered upper-tail event, by translation invariance of the
cutoff sample law.