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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Besov.LargeScaleSplit

LargeScaleSplit #

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

The large-scale split of the Section 3.5 negative-norm lemma #

This module establishes the deterministic estimates behind the large-scale part of the multiscale sum that occurs in the proof of l.Besov.norms. Fix a cube Q = \cu_m and a scale n with L_0 \le n \le m. The manuscript compares the descendant averages (\nabla v)_{z+\cu_n} with the parent comparison vector \s_*^{-1}(\cu_m)(q+\k(\cu_m)p) - p, and splits that deviation into

The two summed right-hand sides produced here have the shape of the first two right-hand terms of e.Besov.norms.gradient. Nothing about the left-hand side of that display, and nothing about the status of the lemma, is asserted here.

Formalization readings #

  1. The manuscript constant C. ABK26 prints an unspecified C in front of both legs of the split. The explicit value obtained from the pointwise Euclidean inequality |x-y|^2 \le 2(|x|^2+|y|^2) is \sqrt 2, and that literal value is carried here; every statement below is therefore an instance of the printed display with C given a value.
  2. The index set. The manuscript sums over z \in 3^n\Zd \cap \cu_m, which is the set of triadic descendants of \cu_m at depth m-n, and \avsum is descendantsAverage. The outer sum over n from L_0 to m is Finset.Icc L₀ m in \Z.
  3. The coarse-matrix variation. ABK26 prints \s_*^{-1}(\cu_m)(q+\k(\cu_m)p) - \s_*^{-1}(z+\cu_n)(q+\k(z+\cu_n)p), without the -p that both comparison vectors carry. Since the -p cancels in the difference, coarseMatrixVariationSq is the difference of the two coarseScaleSeparation vectors, which is literally the printed vector.

The two squared deviations of the split #

The comparison vector is the one attached to the parent cube Q, and is constant in R.

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    The manuscript quantity `| \s_^{-1}(\cu_m)(q + \k(\cu_m)p) - \s_^{-1}(R)(q

    • \k(R)p) |^2, written as the squared length of the difference of the two Carriers.leancomparison vectors. The-p` carried by each of them cancels in the difference, so this is literally the printed vector.
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      The per-scale two-term split #

      The per-scale split. At a fixed depth the root of the descendant average of the deviation from the parent comparison vector is at most \sqrt 2 times the root of the descendant average of the deviation from the local comparison vector, plus \sqrt 2 times the root of the descendant average of the coarse-matrix variation.

      The literal \sqrt 2 is the explicit value of the manuscript constant C printed; it comes from the pointwise Euclidean inequality |x-y|^2 \le 2(|x|^2+|y|^2).

      The weighted per-scale display #

      theorem Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Besov.rpow_neg_mul_rpow_mul (s x : ℝ) :
      3 ^ (-x) * 3 ^ (s * x) = 3 ^ (-(1 - s) * x)

      Weight arithmetic: the multiscale weight 3^{-(m-n)} composed with the ellipticity factor 3^{s(m-n)} is the manuscript discount 3^{-(1-s)(m-n)}.

      The summed large-scale display #

      The summed large-scale display. Summing the weighted per-scale display over n \in [L_0,m] \cap \Z produces exactly the first two right-hand terms of e.Besov.norms.gradient, with the manuscript constant C given the explicit values 2 and \sqrt 2.