ApproximationAssembly #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Provider: part (i) of l.approximation.stationary.by.local on the potential subspace #
The three inputs are
- the cutoff estimates of
Algsuperdiff/Section3/Provider/Corrector/PotentialApproximation.lean, run against the mollified fieldq = mollifyGrad ρ φ; - a pointwise Young split
‖a + b‖² ≤ (1 + δ)‖a‖² + (1 + δ⁻¹)‖b‖²together with the stationary transferE[⨍_{cu_K}|realize (q − p)|²] = E[|q − p|²](integral_setIntegral_normSq_realize), which converts the estimate forqinto one forp; and - the density of the mollified gradients
(
exists_mollifyGrad_integral_normSq_sub_le), which makes‖q − p‖_{L²(Ω)}as small as one wishes.
No sublinearity and no ergodic-theoretic input is used.
Elementary Young inequalities #
The algebraic core of the density step: with δ and s chosen small the
Young split of a nearby field costs less than η.
The local approximant against a different target field #
The realization of a difference is the difference of the realizations.
The error against a target field p splits into the error against the
mollified field q and the stationary remainder q - p.
A crude pointwise bound on the local approximation error, valid at every point of space.
The cube estimate against a different target field #
For almost every sample the local approximation error is square integrable on the cube.
The set integral of the squared local approximation error is integrable in the sample.
The Young transfer at a fixed cube. The expected squared error of the
local approximant against an arbitrary target field p is controlled by its
error against the mollified field q plus the stationary distance from q to
p.
The L²(Q)-normalized form of the Young transfer.
The squared normalized error against the target p is integrable in the sample
— the integrand of the part-(i) display.
Part (i) on the stationary potential subspace #
The approximation family at a prescribed tolerance. For every η > 0
there is a family of zero-trace potentials on the origin cubes whose expected
normalized error against p exceeds the target d·3^{-L}·E[|p|²] by at most
η plus a term that vanishes as the cube grows.