LowerSmallScale #
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The deterministic small-scale branch of the lower coarse-ellipticity bound #
This file proves the m <= mStar M branch used inside the proof of the lower
half of Frozen.Section3.coarse_ellipticity_bounds. It is an internal branch
theorem, not a replacement for that frozen theorem and not a closed source
node. In the eventual source-facing proof, m <= mStar M is introduced by a
case split and 8 <= C is discharged by the dimension-only choice of the
single outer constant; neither becomes a premise of the frozen declaration.
The argument is deterministic. Uniform ellipticity bounds every inverse
starred descendant norm by nu^-1. The normalized geometric depth weights
then give the same bound for every finite exponent, while the infinity
endpoint follows from its decaying weights. Below mStar, the annealed
plateau is at most 2 * nu, so the whole lower observable is at most 2.
The frozen lower profile is at least 2 once its common constant is at least
8; hence the zero random witness supplies the exact lower-family carrier.
A uniform bound on all inverse starred descendant norms bounds the finite multiscale inverse ellipticity by the same constant.
Every lower coarse-ellipticity observable of the cutoff is bounded by
nu^-1, uniformly in both admissible exponent endpoints and both scales.
Below mStar, the lower observable normalized by the previous annealed
diffusivity is bounded pointwise by 2, uniformly in the cutoff level.
On the frozen source window, the lower deterministic profile is at least
2 whenever its common constant is at least 8.
The exact lower-family conclusion in the m <= mStar M branch. The
witness is identically zero; no induction-state or gate proposition is assumed
or hidden in this result.