GridWeights #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Grid weights, the triadic grid maximum, and the e.maxy.bound lift #
The tex objects #
Lambda_{s,q}(cu_m; a) is (c_{sq} sum_{k <= m} 3^{-sq(m-k)} max_{z in 3^k Z^d cap cu_m} |b(z+cu_k;a)|^{q/2})^{2/q}. Two objects occur:
- the grid maximum
max_{z in 3^k Z^d cap cu_m} |b(z+cu_k; a)|, which is exactly a supremum of absolute values over a finite index set --- heregridSupAbs, instantiated atHomogenization.descendantsAtScale, whose members are exactly the triadic subcubesz + cu_kofcu_m; - the grid weight
3^{-rho(m-k)}carrying the scale decay. Following the proof's own indexing (the bindern <= m-1is printed, and inp.bfA.multiscalebounditself, som - n = k+1fork : ℕ),gridWeight rho k = (3^{-rho})^{k+1}. S: this family covers gaps>= 1only; the source sum's gap-0term (CoarseGraining'sLambdaSqFiniteatn = 0) is outside it, and the identification theorem below is likewise stated at scalem-1-konly.
The proof needs three quantitative facts about these:
- the polynomial-times-geometric sum, because
e.maxy.boundcosts a factor(3 log N)^{1/sigma}atN = 3^{d(m-n)}cubes, i.e. a factor polynomial inm - n(gridNetConst_rpow_eq); - the pole order of that sum, which is what turns per-scale amplitudes into
the printed
(2s - gamma)^{-p}poles (polyGridWeight_tsum_le,one_sub_rpow_neg_inv_le); - the collar absorption
gridWeight a k * 3^{g(k+1)} = gridWeight (a-g) k, which is how the per-scale factor3^{gamma(m-n)}ofe.bL.multiscalemoves the pole from2sto2s - gamma.
Main results #
gridWeight,gridWeight_summable,gridWeight_tsum_le.polyGridWeight_summable,polyGridWeight_tsum_le--- the scale sum with the explicit constantp ! * ((1 - 3^{-rho})^{-1})^{p+1}.one_sub_rpow_neg_inv_le---(1 - 3^{-rho})^{-1} <= 1 + rho^{-1}, the conversion of the geometric pole into the printed algebraic pole.gridSupAbsand its nonnegativity, measurability, and two-sidedsup'A.gridSupAbs_isBigOWith---e.maxy.boundfor an arbitrary nonempty finite index set, using this repository's proved local implementation ofl.maximums.Gamma.s.card_descendantsAtScale_originCube--- the grid has exactly3^{d(k+1)}members, the cardinality the source'sNrefers to.gridSupAbs_descendants_isBigOWith--- thee.maxy.boundlift at the triadic grid: a common per-cubeGamma_sigmabound over the grid3^{m-1-k} Z^d cap cu_mlifts to the grid maximum at the amplitudegridNetConst d sigma * (k+1)^{1/sigma} * A.
Divergences from the source, disclosed #
- The source writes
(3 log N)^{1/sigma}; the provedl.maximums.Gamma.sof this repository (Provider/Orlicz/Maximum.lean) writes(3 max 1 (log N))^{1/sigma}, an enlargement that removes the source proof'sN >= 2restriction. On the triadic gridN = 3^{d(k+1)} >= 3, somax 1 (log N) = log Nand the two agree; this is proved here (gridNetConst_rpow_eqis applied to the barelog). - The
k-independent constant(3 d log 3)^{1/sigma}is made explicit asgridNetConst; the source leaves it inside a genericC. - S:
gridNetConst_rpow_eqemits((k:ℝ)+1) ^ (sigma⁻¹ : ℝ)(Real.rpow) whilepolyGridWeight_tsum_leconsumes((k:ℝ)+1) ^ (p : ℕ)(Monoid.npow); no bridge lemma is proved here. - (CoarseGraining carries a second, Frobenius-normed
LambdaSqFiniteinDeterministic/MultiscaleQuantities; the identification here fully qualifiesBook.Ch02.*, so it is unambiguous despite theopen Homogenization.)
References #
- ABK26,
l.maximums.Gamma.s(e.maxy.bound). - ABK26, coarse-grained ellipticity constants.
- ABK26,
p.cg.ellipticity.boundsproof fromp.bfA.multiscalebound.
1. The grid weight #
The grid weight 3^{-rho(m-n)} at m - n = k + 1.
The proof of p.cg.ellipticity.bounds sums over n <= m - 1, so the scale gap
m - n runs over the positive integers; k is the shifted index.
Instances For
The geometric pole is bounded by the printed algebraic pole:
(1 - 3^{-rho})^{-1} <= 1 + rho^{-1}.
This is the step that converts the summation constant into the source's
(2s - gamma)^{-p} shape.
The deterministic lane's collapse: the full grid weight sums to at most
rho^{-1}.
2. The polynomial-times-geometric scale sum #
The scale summation. The polynomial cost of e.maxy.bound against the
grid weight, with the explicit pole order p + 1.
3. The grid net constant of e.maxy.bound #
The dimension-only constant of e.maxy.bound at a triadic grid: (3 d log 3)^{1/sigma}. The source hides it inside a generic C.
Equations
Instances For
The e.maxy.bound factor at N = 3^{d(k+1)} cubes, split into the
k-independent net constant and the polynomial (k+1)^{1/sigma}.
4. The triadic grid and its cardinality #
The grid 3^{m-1-k} Z^d cap cu_m of the proof, represented as the finite set
of triadic subcubes of cu_m at scale m - 1 - k.
5. gridSupAbs: the grid maximum #
The grid maximum max_{z in 3^k Z^d cap cu_m} |X_z| of the coarse-grained
ellipticity definition, for an arbitrary nonempty finite index set.
Equations
- Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.CoarseEllipticity.gridSupAbs sfin hs X omega = sfin.sup' hs fun (y : ι) => |X y omega|
Instances For
e.maxy.bound for an arbitrary nonempty finite grid.
The amplitude is the proved l.maximums.Gamma.s amplitude of this repository,
(3 max 1 (log N))^{1/sigma} A, which enlarges the source's (3 log N)^{1/sigma} A only where the source proof does not apply (N = 1).
The e.maxy.bound lift at the triadic grid.
A common Gamma_sigma bound at amplitude A for every one of the 3^{d(k+1)}
translates z + cu_{m-1-k} of cu_m lifts to the grid maximum at amplitude
gridNetConst d sigma * (k+1)^{1/sigma} * A. The (k+1)^{1/sigma} factor is
exactly the source's polynomial (m - n + 1)^{1/sigma} at m - n = k + 1, and
gridNetConst is the constant the source absorbs into C.
6. gridSupAbs is CoarseGraining's grid maximum #
The on-grid carrier identification. CoarseGraining's per-scale grid
maximum, the quantity Ch02.LambdaSqFinite is defined from, is exactly this
module's gridSupAbs applied to the one-cube coarse norms |b(R; a)|.