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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Diffusivity.ApproximateRecurrence.LocalizationFluctuationNumericEllipticity

LocalizationFluctuationNumericEllipticity #

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

The numeric ellipticity moment of Step 2, and the closure #

LocalizationFluctuationEllipticity.gaugedEllipticitySum is the quantity the Step-2 fluctuation fold integrates, shom^{-1} Lambda_{s,2}(Q; a) + shom lambda_{s,2}^{-1}(Q; a), and the two halves are proved:

What was still missing is the number: a bound on the annealed fourth moment of the gauged sum at cu_m itself.

The carrier bridge #

The anchor speaks about Observable.cutoffUpperEllipticity and Observable.cutoffLowerEllipticityInv, i.e. about Ch04.LambdaSqCoeffField and Ch04.lambdaSqCoeffField of the coefficient field coefficientCutoff M.nu L, while gaugedEllipticitySum reads Ch02.LambdaSq and Ch02.lambdaSq of the triadic family coefficientCutoffTriadicCoeffFamily M L. On the a.e.-elliptic support the Chapter-4 observables are the Chapter-2 ones of the canonical dependent family (Ch04.LambdaSqCoeffField's own dite_eq_left branch), and the two families have the same underlying coefficient field on every cube, so Ch02.LambdaSq_eq_ofAEEq identifies them exactly. The exported observables are their literals (Observable.cutoffUpperEllipticity_eq_literal), the clamp being inert. gaugedEllipticitySum_eq_cutoffObservables is the resulting identity; nothing is lost and no inequality is used.

The exponent #

gaugedEllipticitySum is hard-coded at the Chapter-2 exponent q = 2, whereas the proved PrincipalResponseMomentsCloseEighth.integral_coarseEllipticityGauge_rpow_eight_le instantiates the anchor at q = 1. The anchor is quantified over every admissible q, and the corrected lower profile collapses to Ccg at s = gamma for q = 2 as well -- there through the q >= 2 branch `Ccg * s * (2s

From the eighth moment to the fourth #

The engine integral_rpow_eight_le_of_shift_add_three_orlicz produces the eighth moment. The fourth follows by Cauchy--Schwarz against the constant 1 on the probability space (sq_integral_le_integral_sq_of_isProbabilityMeasure below, proved by expanding 0 <= E[(f - E f)^2]), which costs nothing: E[X^4] <= E[X^8]^{1/2} <= ((C cstar^{-1} gamma^{-1})^8)^{1/2}.

What is proved #

Binders #

integral_gaugedEllipticitySum_pow_four_le carries exactly the anchor's own premises -- the induction state at m - 1, max (exp (2C)) cstar^{-1} <= E, E <= gamma^{-1/5}, and the window gate gamma/2 + exp(-C^{-1}E^{-2}gamma^{-1}) <= gamma which says that s = gamma lies in the anchor's own window -- and nothing else. The ancestor version adds hm : R.scale <= m, the existence of the ancestor. No moment, smallness or measurability proposition is assumed: the measurability that the stationarity transport asks for is produced by measurable_gaugedEllipticitySum_originCube.

The sigmabar conversion #

The anchor's gauge is sigmabar_{m-1}; a consumer reading the fold at sigmabar_{m-h} converts with gaugedEllipticitySum_gauge_change from the proved running-carrier caps Provider.Multiscale.sigmaBar_le_four_mul_sigmaBar (down) and DisplayBridge.sigmaBar_le_thirtySix_mul_sigmaBar (up), which are the lower-infinite-carrier producers names, in this repository's cstar <= 3/2 form. The up cap carries its own gap gate m <= n + cstar gamma^{-1}, which the recurrence's h <= 6 cstar gamma^{-1} does not imply; the conversion is therefore left to the caller, who has the shell data, rather than performed here under a smuggled gate.

References #

The admissible finite exponent q = 2 at which gaugedEllipticitySum reads the two multiscale ellipticity constants.

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    The corrected lower profile is Ccg at s = cgamma, q = 2. The q >= 2 branch is Ccg s (2s - cgamma)^{-1}, which is Ccg exactly at s = cgamma.

    The carrier bridge #

    Unconditional. The canonical dependent Chapter-2 family of the cutoff coefficient field and the Chapter-2 family of the cutoff are a.e. equal on every cube: they carry the very same underlying coefficient field, and differ only in the locally derived ellipticity witness.

    The upper half of the bridge, an exact identity. The Chapter-2 upper multiscale ellipticity of the cutoff family at cu_m and exponent q = 2 is the anchor's own observable Observable.cutoffUpperEllipticity.

    The bridge. The gauged ellipticity sum of the cutoff family at cu_m is the anchor's own gauged sum of observables.

    The measurability the stationarity transport asks for, as a theorem. The gauged ellipticity sum at cu_m is a measurable function of the sample.

    Cauchy--Schwarz against the constant on a probability space #

    Unconditional apart from the two integrabilities. On a probability space the square of the mean is below the mean of the square.

    The eighth moment at q = 2 #

    The aggregate lane constant of the display at sigma = 1/2: the two deterministic shifts plus the three class constants of the lanes.

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      The eighth moment of the gauged ellipticity sum at cu_m, at the Chapter-2 exponent q = 2.

      This is the q = 2 instance of the anchor at s = cgamma, sigma = 1/2, read through the carrier bridge, so that the observable is literally gaugedEllipticitySum -- the quantity the Step-2 fold integrates.

      on the permitted frozen theorem coarse_ellipticity_bounds and on its own premises hstate, hE, hEupper, hgap.

      The numeric fourth moment #

      The numeric fourth moment of the Step-2 gauged ellipticity sum.

      on the permitted frozen theorem coarse_ellipticity_bounds and on its own premises.

      The end-to-end closure #

      The numeric fourth moment at the cell's own scale-m ancestor.

      The geometric half (doubledPoincareEllipticityFactor_sq_le_recurrenceAncestor) puts the per-cell display on ancestorAtScale R m; the probabilistic half (integral_gaugedEllipticitySum_pow_ancestorAtScale_eq_originCube) moves the annealed fourth moment from there to cu_m; and the value of that moment is the number below. No printed quantifier changes.

      on hm : R.scale <= m (the ancestor exists) and on the anchor's own premises. The measurability that the transport asks for is produced, not assumed.