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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Corrector.ShellSumScaledTransport

ShellSumScaledTransport #

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

Transporting the stationary potential projection along a dilating factor map #

StationaryCarrierTransport.lean transports the stationary potential projection along a factor map that is equivariant: Φ (x +ᵥ ω) = x +ᵥ Φ ω. The per-layer transport of e.perturb.assumption is carried by a map that is equivariant only after a dilation of the acting group:

Ψ (x +ᵥ ω) = (c • x) +ᵥ Ψ ω, c = 3^k,

because the layer-k field is the layer-0 field dilated by 3^{-k} (and rescaled by 3^{γ k}), and a dilation conjugates translations rather than commuting with them.

This module generalizes the intertwining argument to that situation. The point is that the stationary potential subspace does not change when the acting group is rescaled by a nonzero constant: rescaling the action rescales every horizontal gradient by the same constant, and horizontalGradientRange is a submodule, hence invariant under nonzero scalars. So the conclusion is identical to the unscaled one.

Main results #

Horizontal gradients under a dilating intertwiner #

The transport along a dilating factor map #

The transport of a dilating factor map intertwines the two Koopman families with the group dilated by c.

The adjoint of a dilating transport intertwines the Koopman families in the opposite direction: it turns a translation by y on Ω₂ into a translation by c • y on Ω₁.

Both directions preserve the stationary potential subspace #

Naturality of the projection along a dilating factor map #

The stationary potential projection is natural under a dilating equivariant factor map. The dilation of the acting group does not change the subspace, so the conclusion is verbatim the unscaled one.