PrincipalResponseMomentsCloseOrlicz #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
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Provider: the eighth moment of a shifted three-lane weak-Orlicz bound #
This module is the p = 8 analogue of the p = 2 engine
integral_sq_le_of_isTwoTermBigOWith_gammaSigma
(PrincipalResponseBudgetMoment.lean). What it proves is the elementary
probabilistic fact that a nonnegative random variable dominated by a
deterministic shift plus three stretched-exponential lanes,
0 <= X <= b + Y_1 + Y_2 + Y_3 , Y_i = O_{Gamma_{sigma_i}}(A_i) ,
has eighth moment inside (4 (b + sum_i c(sigma_i) A_i))^8, with c(sigma) = gammaMomentConst sigma * 8^{1/sigma} the class constant supplied by
CoarseGraining's layer-cake bound integral_rpow_le_of_isBigOWith_gammaSigma
at p = 8.
Why three lanes and a shift #
The consumer is the second inequality of the moment display at ABK26. Its integrand is a sum of two multiscale ellipticity endpoints, each of which the coarse-graining ellipticity proposition controls by a deterministic profile plus weak-Orlicz lanes: two lanes for the upper endpoint (the deterministic-shift two-term one-sided form) and one lane, uniform in the family index, for the lower endpoint. Adding the two endpoints gives exactly one shift and three lanes.
How the witnesses are handled #
The lane witnesses are not assumed nonnegative, so, exactly as at p = 2, the
layer-cake moment bound is applied to the positive parts max(Y_i, 0), which
carry the same one-sided upper tails because the tail threshold A t is
positive for t >= 1 and A > 0. The passage from
X <= b + sum_i max(Y_i,0) to the eighth moment then uses only the crude
elementary inequality (u+v)^8 <= 256 (u^8 + v^8) twice, which is why the
final envelope carries the harmless factor 4. No sharp Minkowski constant is
attempted: every consumer's constant is a free dimensional constant.
Portability #
The probability engine mentions no ABK26 model, cutoff law, cube, scale or
anchor. It is
therefore a candidate for relocation into CoarseGraining beside the p-th
moment layer-cake bound it consumes.
Main results #
orliczEighthMomentScale,orliczEighthMomentScale_pos: the class constant atp = 8.integral_rpow_eight_le_of_shift_add_three_orlicz:MemLpat exponent8together with the eighth moment bound. The membership travels with the bound because Mathlib's Bochner integral is0off the integrable locus, so the bound alone constrains nothing.orliczSecondMomentScale,orliczSecondMomentScale_pos: the class constant atp = 2.integral_rpow_two_le_of_shift_add_one_orlicz: the one-lane shifted second moment. The two-lane enginePrincipalResponseBudgetMoment.integral_sq_le_of_isTwoTermBigOWith_gammaSigmacannot consume a single-lane observable carrying a deterministic shift (it has no shift and needs two admissible tails), which is the shape produced by the fresh-shellL^8gradient bound; this supplies exactly that shape.
Elementary eighth powers #
The class constant at p = 8 #
The eighth-moment scale of the stretched-exponential class Gamma_sigma:
a variable which is O_{Gamma_sigma}(A) has eighth moment at most
(orliczEighthMomentScale sigma * A)^8. It depends on nothing but sigma.
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Positive parts #
The eighth moment of a shifted three-lane weak-Orlicz bound #
The eighth-moment engine.
A nonnegative random variable dominated by a deterministic shift b plus three
one-sided stretched-exponential lanes has eighth moment inside
(4 (b + sum_i c(sigma_i) A_i))^8, where c = orliczEighthMomentScale.
The lane witnesses Y_1, Y_2, Y_3 need not be nonnegative: only their upper
tails are used, through their positive parts.
The one-lane shifted second moment #
The second-moment scale of the stretched-exponential class Gamma_sigma.
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A measurable observable under a quadratic envelope has a measurable, nonnegative dominating proxy below the envelope witness. The proxy inherits the shifted upper tail over a finite measure without measurability assumptions on the original envelope and tail witnesses.
A measurable nonnegative observable below a shifted Gamma-tail witness has an integrable square; the tail witness itself need not be measurable.
A measurable observable with an absolute quadratic envelope is integrable when the envelope has a shifted Gamma-tail bound. The envelope and tail witnesses need not be measurable.
The one-lane shifted second moment.
A nonnegative random variable dominated by a deterministic shift b plus a
single one-sided stretched-exponential lane has second moment inside
(2 (b + c(sigma) A))^2, with c = orliczSecondMomentScale.
The lane witness Y need not be nonnegative: only its upper tail is used.