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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Multiscale.ConclusionSeam1PerCube

ConclusionSeam1PerCube #

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

Seam 1 of Step 3: the per-simplex fourth moment, regrouped onto the cubes #

Provider/Multiscale/ConclusionSeam2.lean records, in its "What is not proved" list, exactly one geometric gap of the |b_L| display of ABK26's p.bfA.multiscalebound Step 3:

The first printed inequality of the display, which converts the per-simplex fourth moment ⨍_{𝔰 ∈ SW(β–‘_n) ∩ 𝒲(β–‘_n,k)} |(k_L - k_{n-k-h_k})_𝔰|⁴ into the per-cube one. It needs the piecewise-constant reading of k on the cells of SW(β–‘_m), which is not proved.

ConclusionSeam3Closure's own list of open items repeats it verbatim. This module proves that conversion, in the corrected reading.

The step, exactly #

(h)_𝔰 is read as the manuscript reads it: the constant value that a piecewise-affine field takes on the cell, i.e. its cell mean ⨍_𝔰 h (CoarseGraining's volumeAverageMat T.openCarrier). With that reading the step is Jensen on each cell followed by the exact tiling of a Whitney cube by its cells:

βˆ‘_{𝔰 ∈ S(β–‘)} (|𝔰|/|β–‘_m|) |(k_L βˆ’ k_j)_𝔰|⁴
      ≀ C(d) Β· (|β–‘|/|β–‘_m|) ⨍_β–‘ |k_L βˆ’ k_j|⁴ ,

sum_cellWeight_mul_simplexIncrementFourth_le, and its sum over the Whitney layer 𝒲(β–‘_m,k) is layerSimplexFourthMass_le. Under the square root and the display's own prefactor Ξ³ 3^{βˆ’2Ξ³β„“} this is seamSimplexObject_le_mul_seamLayerObject: the per-simplex object is bounded by √(C(d)) times ConclusionSeam3.seamLayerObject, the per-cube object that seams 2 and 3 already price.

The weight |𝔰|/|β–‘_m| is the proved SubadditiveDecomposition.cellWeight, i.e. the weight the manuscript's own subadditive decomposition carries ( e.sum-of-a-decomp); the cube weight |β–‘|/|β–‘_m| is the proved cubeMassRatio.

The constant, disclosed #

simplexToCubeConst d = d⁴. It is a dimension-only constant and it sits under the printed C. Nothing else is lost: the two Jensen steps and the regrouping are sharp. A constant-free route would need ‖⨍_𝔰 hβ€– ≀ ⨍_𝔰 β€–hβ€– for the Euclidean operator norm, which is not proved anywhere (CoarseGraining has only the finite-sum form matrixOperatorNorm_descendantsAverageMat_le_descendantsAverage), and is not proved here.

The average convention, stated plainly (NOT hidden) #

The printed display writes \avsum --- the cardinal average |A|⁻¹ βˆ‘, --- over the simplices of the layer, and again over the cubes. The corrected route replaces the cube-side cardinal average by the volume-weighted sum βˆ‘_β–‘ (|β–‘|/|β–‘_m|), and that is the object ConclusionSeam2PerCube / ConclusionSeam3 carry. This module therefore runs the simplex side in the same volume-weighted normalization --- which is also the normalization of the manuscript's own subadditive decomposition, where the simplex sum first appears with the weights |𝔰|/|β–‘_n|. The two normalizations differ by the layer's mass fraction W_k = βˆ‘_{β–‘ ∈ 𝒲(β–‘_m,k)} |β–‘|/|β–‘_m|, and the identity W_k = βˆ‘_{𝔰 ∈ layer} |𝔰|/|β–‘_m| is proved here (sum_cellWeight_whitneySimplexCells_eq, summed over the layer). See "What is not proved".

What is not proved #

Main results #

References #

Elementary matrix-norm arithmetic #

Both directions of the Frobenius comparison, in squared form. These are CoarseGraining's proved matrixOperatorNorm_le_matrixFrobeniusNorm and abs_entry_le_matrixOperatorNorm, restated at the exponent the fourth moment uses.

The cell as a set of positive finite volume #

Integrability on a cell #

Every integrand below is continuous, and a cell is contained in the closed ball around its support cube; this is the containment chain the proved integrableOn_cubeSet_streamIncrementLpDensity already uses.

Two elementary facts about the CoarseGraining volume average #

The monotone form and the squared Jensen.

The cell value of the stream increment, and the per-cell Jensen #

The dimension-only constant of the per-simplex to per-cube step, d⁴. See the module docstring: it is the price of scalarizing the Euclidean operator norm through the Frobenius norm, and it sits under the printed C.

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    The manuscript's (k_m βˆ’ k_n)_𝔰: the constant value of the stream increment on a cell of SW(β–‘_m), read as the cell mean.

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      The per-simplex fourth moment |(k_m βˆ’ k_n)_𝔰|⁴, in the exact Euclidean matrix operator norm the whole Stream chain uses.

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        The per-cell Jensen step. The fourth power of the cell value is dominated by d⁴ times the cell average of the fourth-power density. Two squared Jensen applications and CoarseGraining's Frobenius pair; no hypothesis at all.

        Regrouping the cells of one Whitney cube #

        The cells of a layer-k Whitney cube tile it exactly in the half-open realization, and each cell exceeds its open realization by a null set; so the open cells exhaust the cube up to a null set, and the integral over the cube splits as a finite sum over the cells.

        The regrouping, as an exact identity. For an integrand integrable on a layer-k Whitney cube β–‘, the e.sum-of-a-decomp weighted sum of the cell means over the cells of β–‘ is the cubeMassRatio-weighted cube mean.

        No cell volume is evaluated: it cancels between the weight |𝔰|/|β–‘_m| and the normalization of the cell mean. This is why the unproved simplex volume |β–³_n^Ο€| = 3^{dn}/d! is not needed.

        The layer mass fraction, at the simplices. Taking f = 1 in the regrouping identity: the cells of a layer-k Whitney cube carry exactly the cube's own mass. This upgrades the proved inequality Step3Seams.sum_cellWeight_whitneySimplexCells_le to an equality, and it is half of the dictionary between the printed cardinal average and the volume-weighted sum (the other half --- equal cell volumes --- is not proved; see the module docstring).

        The per-simplex to per-cube step at one Whitney cube. Jensen on each cell, then the exact regrouping.

        The Whitney layer, and the display #

        The per-simplex fourth mass of the Whitney layer SW(β–‘_m) ∩ 𝒲(β–‘_m,k), in the volume-weighted normalization of e.sum-of-a-decomp. The index set is the layer's own cell family, written as the iterated sum over the layer's cubes and their cells.

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          The per-simplex to per-cube step, over the whole Whitney layer. This is the fourth-moment content of the display's first printed inequality, in the corrected reading: the right-hand side is the volume-weighted layer fourth mass that ConclusionSeam2PerCube and ConclusionSeam3 price.

          noncomputable def Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Multiscale.seamSimplexObject {d : β„•} (M : ABKModel d) (m : β„€) (hn : β„• β†’ β„•) (k : β„•) (ell : β„€) (h : β„•) (L : β„€) (omega : Cutoff.CutoffSample d) :

          The display's per-simplex left-hand object (with the prefactor pulled out of the square root): Ξ³ 3^{βˆ’2Ξ³β„“} (βˆ‘_{𝔰} (|𝔰|/|β–‘_m|) |(k_L βˆ’ k_{β„“βˆ’h})_𝔰|⁴)^{1/2}.

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            theorem Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Multiscale.seamSimplexObject_le_mul_seamLayerObject {d : β„•} (M : ABKModel d) {m : β„€} {hn : β„• β†’ β„•} {k : β„•} (hstep : hn k ≀ hn (k + 1) + 1) (ell : β„€) (h : β„•) (L : β„€) (omega : Cutoff.CutoffSample d) :
            seamSimplexObject M m hn k ell h L omega ≀ ↑d ^ 2 * seamLayerObject M m hn k ell h L omega

            The step, at the display. The per-simplex object of the b_L display's first printed inequality is bounded by √(simplexToCubeConst d) = d² times ConclusionSeam3.seamLayerObject, the per-cube object that seams 2 and 3 already price. Everything is pathwise and deterministic: no Orlicz index is created or moved.

            Composition with the proved local seam-2 / seam-3 results #