GoodLocalEllipticity #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The coarse-ellipticity clause of the good local sensitivity event #
ABK26 defines, in e.good.local.events, for m, n integers and a centre z,
the good local sensitivity event
Q(m,n,z) := { C_sens sup_{L >= n} 3^{2m} ||grad (k_L - k_n)||_{W^{1,infinity}(z+square_m)}
<= (1/2) C_{(e.cg.ellip.lower)}^{-1} 3^{-(1/2)(n-m)_+} sigmaBar_{n-1}
<= 3^{-(1/4)(n-m)_+} lambda_{1/8,2}(z+square_m; a_n) } .
The displayed event is a chain of two inequalities. This module defines and
proves a local version of the second one — the comparison of the middle threshold with the
coarse-grained
lower ellipticity of the cutoff field a_n on the cube — as a measurable event
goodLocalEllipticity, and proves the exact identification of its complement
with the second event of the manuscript's own decomposition of not Q(m,n,0)
in the proof of l.bad.event.lemma,
{ lambda^{-1}_{1/8,2}(square_m; a_n) sigmaBar_{n-1} > 2 . 3^{(1/4)(n-m)_+}
C_{(e.cg.ellip.lower)} } .
Carrier and constant conventions (recorded) #
- The centre
zis carried by aTriadicCube d, exactly as for the bad events ofDefinitions.lean:Q.scale = mis the cube scale andcubeSet Q = z + square_mwithzin3^m Z^d. The manuscript writesz in R^d; every consumer ofe.good.local.eventsinstantiateszin a triadic lattice, and this repository has no multiscale ellipticity observable on off-grid translates. C_{(e.cg.ellip.lower)}is carried as an explicit real parameterCcg. Its source is the constant ofe.cg.ellip.lowerinp.cg.ellipticity.bounds, whose frozen statementAlgsuperdiff.Frozen.Section3.coarse_ellipticity_boundsis now proved and available to consumers. This conditional A remains parametrized byCcg; downstream assemblies may instantiate it from the frozen export, while every statement below that uses it carries0 < Ccgexplicitly.lambda_{1/8,2}(z+square_m; a_n)is the measurable representativecubeLowerEllipticity, defined as the pointwise inverse of the proved representativecubeLowerEllipticityInvoflambda^{-1}_{1/8,2}. SinceCh02.lambdaSqis a real number and the literal observable is its inverse, the double inverse is the literallambdaexactly (cubeLowerEllipticityInvLiteral_inv_eq).
Main definitions #
scaleGapPos: the manuscript's positive part(n - m)_+.cubeLowerEllipticity: measurable representative oflambda_{s,q}(Q; a_r).goodLocalThreshold: the middle term(1/2) Ccg^{-1} 3^{-(1/2)(n-m)_+} sigmaBar_{n-1}ofe.good.local.events.goodLocalEllipticity: the second inequality ofe.good.local.events, as an event.
Main results #
cubeLowerEllipticityInvLiteral_pos,cubeLowerEllipticityInv_pos_ae.measurable_cubeLowerEllipticity,cubeLowerEllipticity_ae_eq_literal,cubeLowerEllipticityInvLiteral_inv_eq.measurableSet_goodLocalEllipticity.notMem_goodLocalEllipticity_iff: the exact equivalence with the manuscript's coarse-ellipticity failure event, at a point where the representative oflambda^{-1}is positive.compl_goodLocalEllipticity_ae_eq,measureReal_compl_goodLocalEllipticity: the same identification almost everywhere, and the resulting equality of probabilities — the first reduction in the proof ofl.bad.event.lemma.
References #
- ABK26,
e.good.local.events. - ABK26,
l.bad.event.lemma. - ABK26,
p.cg.ellipticity.bounds(e.cg.ellip.lower).
The scale gap #
The manuscript's positive part (n - m)_+ of the scale gap between the
cutoff scale n and the cube scale m.
Equations
- Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.BadEvents.scaleGapPos m n = max (↑n - ↑m) 0
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On the branch n >= m the positive part is the plain gap.
On the branch n < m the positive part vanishes.
Positivity of the lower multiscale ellipticity #
The literal inverse lower multiscale ellipticity of the cutoff field is
strictly positive: Ch02.lambdaSq is positive for every coefficient family, and
the cutoff field is always in the elliptic branch of Ch04.lambdaSqCoeffField.
The measurable representative of lambda^{-1}_{s,q}(Q; a_r) is almost
surely positive.
The lower multiscale ellipticity observable #
Measurable representative of lambda_{s,q}(Q; a_r) for the actual cutoff on an
arbitrary triadic cube: the pointwise inverse of the proved representative of
lambda^{-1}_{s,q}(Q; a_r).
Equations
- Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.BadEvents.cubeLowerEllipticity M Q cutoffScale s hs q omega = (Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.BadEvents.cubeLowerEllipticityInv M Q cutoffScale s hs q omega)⁻¹
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The inverse of the literal inverse lower ellipticity is the literal lower
ellipticity lambda_{s,q}(Q; a_r) of the actual cutoff.
The representative of lambda_{s,q}(Q; a_r) agrees almost everywhere with
the inverse of the literal observable, hence — by
cubeLowerEllipticityInvLiteral_inv_eq — with lambda_{s,q}(Q; a_r).
The middle threshold of e.good.local.events #
The middle term of the chain e.good.local.events:
(1/2) C_{(e.cg.ellip.lower)}^{-1} 3^{-(1/2)(n-m)_+} sigmaBar_{n-1}.
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The coarse-ellipticity clause of e.good.local.events #
The second inequality of e.good.local.events (ABK26), as
an event: the middle threshold is below
3^{-(1/4)(n-m)_+} lambda_{1/8,2}(z+square_m; a_n), where m = Q.scale and z
is the base point of Q.
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The manuscript's coarse-ellipticity failure event of the decomposition in the
proof of l.bad.event.lemma (ABK26): { lambda^{-1}_{1/8,2}(z+square_m; a_n) sigmaBar_{n-1} > 2. 3^{(1/4)(n-m)_+} C_{(e.cg.ellip.lower)} }.
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The decomposition step of l.bad.event.lemma (ABK26). Wherever the
representative of lambda^{-1}_{1/8,2} is positive, failure of the
coarse-ellipticity clause of e.good.local.events is exactly the manuscript's
event { lambda^{-1}_{1/8,2} sigmaBar_{n-1} > 2 . 3^{(1/4)(n-m)_+} C }.
The identification of the previous theorem, almost everywhere: the
representative of lambda^{-1}_{1/8,2} is almost surely positive.
The first reduction in the proof of l.bad.event.lemma (ABK26): the
probability that the coarse-ellipticity clause of e.good.local.events fails is
the probability of the manuscript's coarse-ellipticity failure event.