InftyToQ #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Provider: bounding the p = ∞ error by the finite-p error #
This file proves a local version of the display e.mathcalE.infty.to.q of
ABK26: for every p, q ∈ [1,∞] and s ∈ (d/p, 1),
𝓔_{s,∞,q}(□_m, n; a, a₀) ≤ 3^{(d/p)(m-n)} (c_{sq} / c_{q(s - d/p)})^{1/q} 𝓔_{s - d/p, p, q}(□_m, n; a, a₀),
where c_{sq} = 1 - 3^{-sq} is Homogenization.Book.Ch02.geometricDiscount s q.
Scope #
The proof printed in the source is the finite-q computation; the endpoint q = ∞ is obtained there by sending q → ∞. Accordingly this file proves the
finite-p, finite-q case, which is the case carrying the printed constant.
The exponent restriction s ∈ (d/p, 1) of the display is kept verbatim as the
pair of hypotheses (d : ℝ) / p < s and s < 1; only the lower restriction is
used in the proof, and the upper restriction s < 1 is retained (with the
Mathlib underscore name _hs1 for an unused hypothesis) because the source
states the display only in that range.
The truncation parameter n of 𝓔_{s,p,q}(□_m, n; ·) is carried explicitly, so
the geometric prefactor 3^{(d/p)(m-n)} appears exactly as printed; n ≤ m is
required, as in the source, where the sum defining 𝓔 runs over scales l ≤ n
inside □_m.
Main results #
scaleResponseAtScale_infinity_rpow_le_card_mul_finite: the one-scale Hölder/counting stepmax_z ≤ (∑_z)^{...}of the printed proof.homogenizationError_infinity_le_finite: the display.
References #
- ABK26 (
e.mathcalE.infty.to.qand its proof).
Real-power bookkeeping #
Real.rpow_natCast, restated with an explicit Real.rpow application.
Averages over a finite set #
A finsetAverageReal of nonnegative values is nonnegative.
The finite-p one-scale response #
Definitional form of the finite-p one-scale response.
The average appearing in the finite-p one-scale response is nonnegative.
The one-scale counting step #
The one-scale step of the printed proof of e.mathcalE.infty.to.q: the
maximum over the descendants at one scale is bounded by the p-average over the
same scale, at the cost of the number of descendants.
Counting the descendants of a cube #
The number of descendants at a given depth, as a real power of 3.
The display #
Definitional form of the finite-q homogenization error with truncation
scale n.