ShellProductControl #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The shell-corrector product of e.lower.bound.pre2 #
Step 5 of l.approximate.recurrence.formula needs
limsup_K ( shom_{m-h}^{-2} E[ || h grad w_D^{(K)} ||^2_{L2(cu_K)} ]
- E[ || grad w_D^{(K)} ||^2_{L2(cu_K)} ] )
<= -(log 3) cstar shom_{m-h}^{-2} sum_{k=m-h+1}^m 3^{2 cgamma k}
+ C shom_{m-h}^{-4} h^2 3^{4 cgamma m} ,
"by e.perturb.assumption, e.km.kn.Lp, and Hoelder's inequality". The
negative half is the fresh-shell corrector energy limit (lane shellsum-limit);
the positive half is the product estimate proved here, whose two factors are
- the corrector moment
E[|| grad w_D^{(K)} ||^4_{L4(cu_K)}]^{1/2}, controlled bye.nablaw.in.L.eightatC shom_{m-h}^{-2} h 3^{2 cgamma m}.
The scale bookkeeping --- that the two factors multiply to the printed
shom^{-4} h^2 3^{4 cgamma m} --- is what this module proves, at the genuine
Annealed.sigmaBar carrier and with the genuine rpow exponents. It is
unconditional: the two moment bounds enter as numeric binders, named after their
producers, and the Hoelder split itself enters as the numeric binder hprod.
References #
- ABK26,
e.lower.bound.pre2; the Hoelder step. - ABK26,
e.km.kn.Lp;e.nablaw.in.L.eight. - ABK26,
e.perturb.assumption.
The exponent bookkeeping #
The two gauge factors shom_n^{-2} multiply to the printed
shom_n^{-4}.
The product control #
The Hoelder product, at the recurrence carriers.
shellMoment is E[|| k_{n+h} - k_n ||^4_{L4}]^{1/2} and gradMoment is
E[|| grad w_D ||^4_{L4}]^{1/2}; hprod is the Cauchy--Schwarz/Hoelder split
of shom_n^{-2} E[|| h grad w_D ||^2_{L2}], whose left factor this bounds.
The conclusion is exactly the quadratic h-error printed in the second line of
e.what.do.we.have and carried by Closure.Step5GaugeEndpoint at Fend = * C2.
Binders, with their producers:
hgrad---e.nablaw.in.L.eight(at its own producer, not here);hprod--- the Hoelder split itself.
Unconditional.