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

PrincipalResponseMomentsCloseEighth #

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

Binder descriptions below are an informal inventory only, NOT a source certification; certification vocabulary is reserved for frozen source-facing declarations.

Provider: the eighth-moment display #

The second inequality of the first moment display in Step 3 of l.approximate.recurrence.formula reads,

E[ |Ahom_{m-1}^{-1/2} A_m(cu_n) Ahom_{m-1}^{-1/2}|^8 ]^{1/8}
  <= C E[ ( shom_{m-1}^{-1} Lambda_{cgamma,1}(cu_m)
             + shom_{m-1} lambda^{-1}_{cgamma,1}(cu_m) )^8 ]^{1/8}
  <= C cgamma^{-1} .

This module supplies the second inequality, i.e. the eighth moment of the gauged sum of the two multiscale ellipticity endpoints, directly from the frozen coarse-graining ellipticity anchor Algsuperdiff.Frozen.Section3.coarse_ellipticity_bounds at s = cgamma, q = finite 1. The first inequality (the deterministic operator bound) is the subject of PrincipalResponseMomentsOperator.lean and is not touched here.

How the anchor is used #

The anchor supplies, for one dimensional constant Ccg, two weak-Orlicz legs:

Adding the two endpoints therefore gives one deterministic shift and three lanes, which is exactly the hypothesis of the engine integral_rpow_eight_le_of_shift_add_three_orlicz. Because the lower carrier's witness does not depend on L, the supremum over L >= m-1 costs nothing: the statement below is uniform in L, quantified after the moment.

The free exponent sigma of the anchor is instantiated at its most permissive admissible value sigma = 1/2, which is also the value that makes the anchor's own premise exp(Ccg/sigma) <= E weakest. The two small lanes then sit at the fixed classes Gamma_{1/6} and Gamma_{1/4}, so the moment constants are absolute and no uniformity in sigma is needed.

Where s = cgamma sits in the window #

The anchor's window is s in [cgamma/2 + exp(-Ccg^{-1}E^{-2}cgamma^{-1}), 1]. Taking s = cgamma requires exp(-Ccg^{-1}E^{-2}cgamma^{-1}) <= cgamma/2, which is a genuine smallness condition; it is carried below as the explicit gate hgap, stated with the exported constant C (which the proof chooses >= Ccg, so that hgap implies the anchor's own window condition). No printed buffer constant is hard-coded, as required.

This is lowerEllipticityProfile_at_gamma_one.

Main results #

References #

The admissible finite exponent q = 1.

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    The corrected lower profile is Ccg at s = cgamma, q = 1. The base s / (2s - cgamma) of the corrected finite-q real power is exactly 1 there, so its pole is inert.

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

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      Absorb the common deterministic and Orlicz lanes into the eighth-moment constant.

      The eighth moment of the gauged ellipticity sum #

      The second inequality of the moment display at ABK26.

      For one constant C depending only on the dimension, whenever the induction state holds at scale m-1 with parameter E, the parameters obey the anchor's own premises, and the anchor's lower window endpoint sits below cgamma, the gauged sum of the two multiscale ellipticity endpoints lies in L^8 and has eighth moment inside (C cstar^{-1} cgamma^{-1})^8, uniformly over the family index L >= m-1 of the anchor's lower leg.