SuperposedFluxLocalPayoff #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Local lower payoff from the finite flux-coordinate conclusion #
This file transports the proved local finite q-coordinate result from the
centered cube to an arbitrary descendant. The transport is simultaneous over
the countable family of cutoff indices L : ℤ. It then isolates the L-free
flux constant and converts the resulting conditional Step-3 payoff to the
existing local bfa lane.
The local hsepSet.Nonempty and literal random-profile wave envelopes stay
explicit. In particular, no almost-everywhere statement is promoted to a
pointwise statement, and no intersection over an uncountable load space is
taken. The running diffusivity is used directly at i = m - 1; there is no
comparison with another sigmaBar scale.
Exact translation covariance of the normalized one-cube lower observable used by the payload sandwich. The totalized coefficient-field carrier is first identified with the literal cutoff family on both cubes.
On an arbitrary descendant of originCube d m, the finite flux payoff is
available almost surely and simultaneously for every cutoff index
L ≥ m - 1. Both remaining local gates are literal predicates of the
translated sample.
The L-free flux payload #
Sum of the finite flux-coordinate layer constants after setting the irrelevant potential load and its wave-envelope slot to zero.
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The exponent left on the random separation scale after moving the
2 * b collar power into the standard local lane.
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The deterministic k₀ shift absorbed into the local payoff constant.
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The exact rare factor inherited from the corrected layer summation.
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For pure flux basis loads, both analytic layer constants are independent
of L and of the literal wave amplitude t.