CutoffResponseMass #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Cutoff response bound by the annealed plateau and descendant mass #
This module proves the deterministic response bridge needed by the corrected
Section 3.2 base-case route. The named normalized-response estimate bounds
each descendant response by the two coarse matrix norms. The sharp cutoff
coarse-norm bounds then leave a deterministic annealed plateau amplitude and
the genuine squared Frobenius mass on that descendant. CoarseGraining's
literal p = infinity, q = 2 series identity aggregates these estimates
without replacing translated descendant masses by a root-cube supremum.
The deterministic plateau amplitude in e.plateau.region.bound.
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The deterministic cutoff plateau amplitude is strictly positive.
The scalar mismatch between the annealed comparator and nu is bounded by
the deterministic plateau amplitude.
At every descendant depth, the normalized cutoff response is bounded by the deterministic plateau amplitude plus the genuine descendant mass maximum.
On every cube and sample, the squared literal p = infinity, q = 2
cutoff homogenization error is bounded by the plateau and weighted mass sum.
The public measurable cutoff error satisfies the plateau-plus-mass bound almost everywhere under the genuine cutoff-sample law.