InitialJLBoundIntegrability #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
(e.initial.JL.bound), Parts A and B: envelopes and global integrability #
ABK26 (the display e.initial.JL.bound) and its proof.
Content part carried by this file #
This module is the first of the two files into which the Step-1 assembly of
the corrected combine is split. It carries Parts A and B: the unconditional
descendant envelope of the sigma_*^{-1}kappa channel, the pointwise envelopes
of the two deterministic blocks of the good-event display, their global
integrability at the genuine cutoff sample law, and the resulting discharge of
the two IntegrableOn binders of the proved CombineExpectation endpoints.
This is item (4) of the depgraph record and item (i).
Part C --- the corridor summation, the anchor wiring, the absorption and the
assembly into the printed display --- is in
Provider/Homogenization/InitialJLBound.lean, which imports this file.
Part A: the unconditional envelope and the two global integrabilities #
VarianceClosure.lean produces the sigma_*^{-1}kappa descendant envelope only
on the good event, at the cost of a geometric weight, because it routes the
upper-left block through the Lambda^2 extraction. The route taken here is the
other one: the unconditional chain
Cutoff.maxDescendantBMatrixNormCoeffFieldAtScale_le_cutoffEnvelope(the ambient form ofCutoff.maxDescendantBMatrixNormAtScale_le_cutoffEnvelope), depth-uniform, no event, no weight, read on thecoarseBlockMatrixcarrier through the public CoarseGrainingCh05.Section52sup identitymaxDescendantBMatrixNormCoeffFieldAtScale_eq_sup_upperLeft_of_aelocallyUniformlyEllipticField. That reading is not performed here: it is the proved sibling publicmatrixOperatorNorm_coarseBlockMatrix_upperLeft_le_cutoffEnvelope(Provider/Homogenization/StarredFluctuationIntegrable.lean), which this file imports and consumes;- the sharp positive semidefinite off-diagonal bound
matrixOperatorNorm_lowerLeft_le_sqrt_of_isSymmetricBlockMat_of_blockPosDef(VarianceClosure.lean, public 13), whosehSymm/hPoscome from the public CoarseGrainingcoarseBlockMatrix_cubeSet_symm_of_aelocallyUniformlyEllipticFieldandcoarseBlockMatrix_cubeSet_blockPosDef_of_aelocallyUniformlyEllipticField, exactly as inVarianceClosure.lean; - the deterministic lower-right envelope
matrixOperatorNorm_coarseBlockMatrix_lowerRight_le_of_mem_descendantsAtScale(VarianceClosure.lean, public 9),
which gives, for every descendant R of every cube Q at every depth and for
every sample,
|(sigma_*^{-1}kappa)(R;omega)| <= 4 d nu^{-1} E(omega),
E := Cutoff.coefficientCutoffCubeEllipticityUpper M L omega Q.
Since every natural power of E is integrable at (Cutoff.cutoffSampleLaw M).toMeasure (Cutoff.integrable_coefficientCutoffCubeEllipticityUpper_pow),
the two CombineExpectation block carriers coarseMatrixVariationBlock and
coarseScaleSeparationBlock are globally integrable at that measure, with
no event and no hypothesis beyond the standing model data. The corridor weight
3^{-(m-n)} is at most 1 on [L,m] and the corridor is finite, so the
second block costs only the deterministic factor card (Finset.Icc L m).
Part B: the two IntegrableOn binders #
IntegrableOn follows from global Integrable by Integrable.integrableOn.
Declaration census and the Internal namespace #
Seven of the module's eighteen exported statements live here; the remaining
eleven live in InitialJLBound.lean. Below them are five private helpers
and four more in a nested namespace Internal, opened in three places so that
the file's declaration order is unchanged. Those four are exactly the helpers
that Part C also needs: the split forced their visibility, and Internal is
the repository's convention for a helper that is public only because a sibling
file consumes it (see the Internal namespaces of
Provider/Diffusivity/RecurrenceIntegration/Core.lean, Bootstrap.lean and
Descent.lean). They are not part of the module's exported surface.
References #
- ABK26, Section 3.5, proof of
p.combine.under.S, Step 1.
Two-point triangle inequality for the Chapter 2 Euclidean matrix operator norm.
Every cube is its own descendant at depth 0.
The unconditional descendant envelope of the sigma_*^{-1}kappa block.
For every descendant R of every cube Q at every depth j, and for every
sample omega,
|(sigma_*^{-1}kappa)(R;omega)| <= 4 d nu⁻¹ E(omega),
with E := Cutoff.coefficientCutoffCubeEllipticityUpper M L omega Q.
The three inputs are the sharp positive semidefinite off-diagonal block bound
(matrixOperatorNorm_lowerLeft_le_sqrt_of_isSymmetricBlockMat_of_blockPosDef,
VarianceClosure.lean), the unconditional upper-left envelope above, and the
deterministic lower-right envelope
(matrixOperatorNorm_coarseBlockMatrix_lowerRight_le_of_mem_descendantsAtScale,
VarianceClosure.lean). Unlike
geometricWeight_mul_matrixOperatorNorm_coarseBlockMatrix_lowerLeft_le
(VarianceClosure.lean) this carries no good event and no geometric
weight: the price is that the right side is random rather than deterministic.
Every natural power of E is integrable at (Cutoff.cutoffSampleLaw M).toMeasure (Cutoff.integrable_coefficientCutoffCubeEllipticityUpper_pow),
which is exactly what the integrability lane below needs.
Pointwise envelope of the comparison vector. The squared length of the
block comparison vector sigma_*^{-1}(Q)q - (sigma_*^{-1}kappa)(Q)p - p at the
genuine cutoff is at most a deterministic affine function of E(Q;omega)^2.
The constant 4 (rather than the sharp 3) comes from applying the two-term
Euclidean split vecNormSq_sub_le twice; only integrability is used
downstream, so no sharpness is lost.
Pointwise envelope of the coarse-matrix variation. For a descendant R
of Q at any depth, the squared coarse-matrix variation between Q and R at
the genuine cutoff is at most a deterministic affine function of E(Q;omega)^2.
Both channels use the two descendant envelopes; the sigma_*^{-1} channel is
deterministic, the sigma_*^{-1}kappa channel carries the random E.
The third good-event block is a squared length, hence nonnegative.
The second good-event block is a nonnegatively weighted corridor sum of descendant averages of squared lengths, hence nonnegative.
Global integrability of the third good-event block at the genuine cutoff
sample law, with no event and no hypothesis beyond the standing model data. The
dominating function is A + B E^2;
Cutoff.integrable_coefficientCutoffCubeEllipticityUpper_pow supplies the
integrability of E^2.
Global integrability of the second good-event block at the genuine cutoff
sample law. The corridor weight 3^{-(m-n)} is at most 1 and the corridor is
finite, so the envelope of the single descendant average is multiplied by the
deterministic factor card (Finset.Icc L m).
The second IntegrableOn binder of the proved CombineExpectation
endpoints, discharged. Global integrability restricts to any set.