PrincipalResponseBudgetMoment #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
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Provider: the second moment of a one-sided two-term weak-Orlicz bound #
This module supplies the single probabilistic step of the budget delta <=^2 |log gamma|^2 gamma of ABK26, inside the proof of
e.use.also.for.the.upper.bound: the passage from the tail form of the
induction hypothesis e.new.induction.for.shom (d.mathcalS.def) to a second
moment.
... <= C 3^{t(m-h-n)} E[ mathcalE_{t,infinity,2}(cu_{m-h}; a_{m-h}, shom_{m-h})^2 ]
<= C E^2 |log gamma|^2 gamma ,
and the last inequality is the only place where the induction state enters. The induction state is stated as the one-sided two-term weak-Orlicz relation
mathcalE_{s,infinity,2}(cu_m; a_m, shom_m)
<= O_{Gamma_2}( E s^{-1} gamma^{1/2} )
+ O_{Gamma_{1/2}}( s^{-2} exp(-E^{-3} gamma^{-1}) ) ,
i.e. Algsuperdiff.Section3.Probability.IsTwoTermBigOWith at the two
stretched-exponential tail functions Gamma_2 and Gamma_{1/2}. What is
proved below is the general fact that such a relation for a nonnegative
random variable controls its second moment by the two scales:
E[X^2] <= c(sigma_1) A_1^2 + c(sigma_2) A_2^2 ,
with c(sigma) the explicit absolute constant orliczSecondMomentConst.
How the two witnesses are handled #
IsTwoTermBigOWith supplies measurable witnesses Y, Z with X <= Y + Z
pointwise and a one-sided tail for each. The witnesses are not assumed
nonnegative, so the layer-cake moment bound of CoarseGraining's
Homogenization.Probability.IndependentSums.GammaSigma.Basic
(integral_rpow_le_of_isBigOWith_gammaSigma) is applied to their positive
parts max(Y,0), max(Z,0), which carry the same one-sided upper tails
because the tail threshold A t is positive for t >= 1 and A > 0. Since
0 <= X <= max(Y,0) + max(Z,0), the elementary inequality (u+v)^2 <= 2u^2 + 2v^2 finishes. No symmetrization and no lower tail is used, matching the
one-sided source notation.
Scope #
Nothing here mentions the manuscript's cube, probe, defect, or scales: the
statements are about an arbitrary nonnegative random variable on a probability
space. In particular no source node is claimed, and neither the value
t = |log gamma|^{-1} nor the window s in [8 gamma, 1] of d.mathcalS.def
appears.
Main results #
orliczSecondMomentConst: the explicit absolute second-moment constant of the stretched-exponential classGamma_sigma, and its positivity.integrable_sq_of_isTwoTermBigOWith_gammaSigma: square integrability.integral_sq_le_of_isTwoTermBigOWith_gammaSigma: the second moment bound.
References #
- ABK26,
d.mathcalS.def,e.new.induction.for.shom. - ABK26 (the budget of
e.use.also.for.the.upper.bound). - ABK26, Appendix (the weak-Orlicz notation).
Positive parts and the layer-cake moment at p = 2 #
The second-moment constant #
The explicit absolute second-moment constant of the stretched-exponential
class Gamma_sigma: an O_{Gamma_sigma}(A) variable has second moment at most
orliczSecondMomentConst sigma * A^2 after the factor 2 of the elementary
inequality (u+v)^2 <= 2u^2 + 2v^2 is absorbed. It depends on nothing but
sigma.
Equations
Instances For
The second moment of a two-term weak-Orlicz bound #
A nonnegative random variable obeying the one-sided two-term weak-Orlicz
relation of d.mathcalS.def at two stretched-exponential classes is square
integrable.
The Orlicz-to-moment step of ABK26.
A nonnegative random variable satisfying
X <= O_{Gamma_{sig1}}(A_1) + O_{Gamma_{sig2}}(A_2) in the one-sided sense of
the ABK26 Appendix has second moment at most
c(sig1) A_1^2 + c(sig2) A_2^2, with c = orliczSecondMomentConst an explicit
absolute constant.
Applied to X = mathcalE_{s,infinity,2}(cu_m; a_m, shom_m) with the two scales
of e.new.induction.for.shom, this is the only consumption of the induction
state in the budget of e.use.also.for.the.upper.bound. No cube, probe or
scale of the manuscript appears here.