Step5SampDef #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
hsampDef, and Closure.ClosureStep5Input #
Closure.Step5Input.closureStep5Input_of_sampDef reduces
Closure.ClosureStep5Input to the single binder hsampDef: the sample
integrability of Closure.JunctionDischargeStepFiveDisplay.step5CrossDefect at
the closure's own Dirichlet family. This module discharges that binder inside
the regime in which it is read and produces Closure.ClosureStep5Input.
The two halves of hsampDef #
- Measurability is
Closure.Step5SampDefMeasurable: the cube average of the producte . ((k_{n+h} - k_n) grad w_D)is a Caratheodory function of the corrector'sL^2class, hence measurable in the sample. - Domination is the manuscript's own per-cube step:
Closure.Step5DefectGauge.step5CrossDefect_le_meshOscillationCellis one sided, and the defect is linear in the direction, so reading it at-e(whose norm is the same, and whose right-hand side is unchanged) gives the two-sided bound
Both factors are|defect_R| <= Cdef * ( osc_R * ( 3^nmesh * G_h(z_R) ) ) .L^4in the sample on the closure's grid --- the oscillation cell byClosure.Step5InputOscillation.exists_gamma0_step5OscillationLegs, the re-sited gauge byClosure.Step5Basket.memLp_four_step5Gauge--- so their product is integrable by Cauchy--Schwarz and the defect is integrable by domination.
Why the regime is entered first #
closureStep5Input_of_sampDef carries hsampDef for all parameters, whereas
the two L^4 legs above exist only where the manuscript proves them: at a unit
direction, at a positive shell width, and on a mesh grid of scale at most n
(the per-cube step needs R.scale <= n). This module therefore reproduces the
assembly of closureStep5Input_of_sampDef --- the same nine discharged legs,
the same produced constants = max (max (step5GateConst d) closureRegimeConst)
((3/2) gamma0^{-1})andFend = step5ShellMomentConst d * --- and supplies
hsampDef at the point where the grid, the direction and the shell width are
the closure's own. No hypothesis of the assembly is changed, weakened or
added.
References #
- ABK26,
l.approximate.recurrence.formula, Step 5;e.nablaw.oscillations;e.lower.bound.oscillations.
The defect is odd in the direction #
The per-cube cross defect is linear in the direction; in particular reading
it at -e flips its sign.
The two-sided per-cube step #
The two-sided form of the per-cube step. The proved bound is one sided;
the defect is odd in the direction and its bound does not see the direction, so
reading the proved bound at -e closes the other side.
The two-sided per-cube step on the closure's own mesh grid.
Domination by a product of two L^4 factors #
A random variable dominated by a constant multiple of a product of two
nonnegative L^4 factors is integrable: the product is L^1 by
Cauchy--Schwarz.
Closure.ClosureStep5Input #
Closure.ClosureStep5Input, produced.
Every leg of the Step-5 endpoint at the closure's own corrector families is
proved: the nine legs of Closure.Step5Input.closureStep5Input_of_sampDef and,
here, the tenth, hsampDef. The produced constants are the same as that
theorem's,
C5 = max (max (step5GateConst d) closureRegimeConst) ((3/2) gamma0^{-1}) and
Fend = step5ShellMomentConst d * C2.
Proved from the ingredients listed in the module docstring.