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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.BadEvents.TranslationCovariance

TranslationCovariance #

Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.

Deterministic translation covariance of the cutoff homogenization error #

ABK26's induction state d.mathcalS.def controls the multiscale homogenization error mathcal E_{s,infinity,2}(square_m; a_m, sigma_m) at the centered cube square_m, while the local bad event e.Bloc.def lives at the off-centre cube z + square_j. The probabilistic half of the passage between them is the translation invariance of the cutoff sample law (Cutoff.map_translateCutoffSample_cutoffSampleLaw). This module supplies the missing deterministic half: the pathwise identity

mathcal E(z + square_j; a_j(omega))  =  mathcal E(square_j; a_j(tau_z omega)) ,

where tau_z is the translation action Cutoff.translateCutoffSample z on the sample space and z = triadicCubeShift Q is the base point of the cube.

Proof route #

Nothing analytic is reproved. The chain is:

The only genuinely new ingredient is the elementary triadic geometry cubeSet_translateCube_descendantTranslationShift: a depth-l descendant of a scale-j cube is shifted by the real vector 3^j z when its index is shifted by descendantTranslationShift l z.

Main results #

References #

Triadic geometry of the descendant shift #

The half-open realization of a scale-(j - l) cube whose index is shifted by descendantTranslationShift l z is the translate of the original by the scale-j real vector 3^j z. This is the geometry that makes a single real translation act simultaneously on all nine generations of descendants.

One-cube covariance of the normalized block-response maximum #

One-cube translation covariance for the actual coefficient cutoff: if the half-open realization of T is the translate by v of that of R, then the normalized block-response maximum of the cutoff at T equals the one at R for the translated sample.

Covariance of the multiscale homogenization error #

Deterministic translation covariance. For the actual coefficient cutoff, the multiscale homogenization error on an arbitrary triadic cube Q equals the one on the centered cube of the same scale, evaluated at the sample translated by the base point triadicCubeShift Q of Q.

This is the deterministic half of the passage between ABK26's induction state (stated at square_j) and the local bad event (stated at z + square_j).