ConclusionSeam2 #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Seam 2 of Step 3: the cube average over a Whitney layer, and the root #
Step 3's squared three-term wave display is stated at an arbitrary outer-cube
scale lout and an arbitrary β. Two steps separate it from the printed
aggregation:
- the
β-instantiationβ := n - k - h_k + h_hat_sep, the manuscript's ownβ, written just above the display, and - the cube average over the layer
π²(β‘_n, k)of the fourthLβ΄mass, after a square root.
This module supplies the second of them.
The printed aggregation is; the corrected one is what is proved #
( β¨_{β‘ β π²(β‘_n,k)} Ξ³Β² 3^{-4Ξ³β} βk_L - k_{n-k-h_k}ββ΄_{Lβ΄(β‘)} )^{1/2}
β€ β¨_{β‘ β π²(β‘_n,k)} Ξ³ 3^{-2Ξ³β} βk_L - k_{n-k-h_k}βΒ²_{Lβ΄(β‘)}
is the false inequality β(av XΒ²) β€ av X for nonnegative X (\avsum is
the cardinal average): a payload carried by one of N cubes loses a factor
βN, so no dimension-only constant rescues it. Nothing below asserts it.
Ξ³ 3^{-2Ξ³β} ( β_{β‘ β π²(β‘_n,k)} (|β‘|/|β‘_n|) β¨_β‘ |k_L - k_{n-k-h_k}|β΄ )^{1/2} ,
and dominate it before the root. The domination identity step is exact: the
Whitney layer is a sub-family of the depth-(k+h_k) descendants of β‘_n, the
density is nonnegative, and the descendant identity
Stream.streamIncrementLpMass_eq_descendantsAverage says the full weighted sum
over that depth is the origin-cube mass β¨_{β‘_n} |k_L - k_{n-k-h_k}|β΄.
Hence
β_{β‘ β π²(β‘_n,k)} (|β‘|/|β‘_n|) β¨_β‘ |Β·|β΄ β€ β¨_{β‘_n} |Β·|β΄ ,
sum_cubeMassRatio_mul_cubeAverage_le_streamIncrementLpMass, and its square
root is βk_L - k_{n-k-h_k}βΒ²_{Lβ΄(β‘_n)}
(sqrt_streamIncrementLpMass_four_eq_streamIncrementLpNorm_sq, the identity
mass^{1/2} = (mass^{1/4})Β²), which is precisely the left-hand side of the
proved squared display. The printed step's defect is the Jensen/ reversal
(β(av XΒ²) β€ av X is false); the volume-weighted normalization is what makes
the weighted layer sum a genuine sub-sum of the descendant average.
What this route does cost, stated plainly. Dominating the layer sum by the
root mass discards the layer's own mass fraction (β 3^{-k}), so the bound
proved below is uniform in the layer index k, not decaying in it. At the
time this module proved, the Step-2 chain was defined on the origin cubes only.
There the layer's own mass fraction is kept in the Ξβ scale and bounded by
the proved LayerMass.sum_cubeMassRatio_whitneyLayer_le, so the recovered
factor is β(6d) 3^{-k/2} --- and that is all that is recovered.
The two routes are independent and neither implies the other: this module
dominates the layer object by the three squared wave terms after collapsing
onto the root; the per-cube module prices the same object in Ξβ at a
deterministic shell pair, paying gammaTriangleConst (1/2) for the normalized
triangle inequality. The route taken here still collapses to the root: nothing
below claims a k-decaying per-layer bound, and the printed 3^{-3k/4}
per-layer weight is not derivable in the corrected reading at all --- neither
here nor in the per-cube module.
The β-instantiation, and why it is not carried here #
The instantiation reads β = m - k - h_k + h_hat_sep with h_k = βb(1-b)β»ΒΉkβ + h_hat_sep + kβ (e.SW.def's layer sequence). Two arithmetic facts are all it
needs: β - h_hat_sep = m - k - h_k, so that the shell index is literally the
manuscript's k_{n-k-h_k}; and β β€ m - 1 < m for k β₯ 1, because h_k β₯ h_hat_sep + kβ (add_le_whitneyScaleSeq) makes the h_hat_sep cancel. That is why
lout := m is the right outer scale: β < m is exactly the hell : ell < lout binder of the squared display, with no extra hypothesis. Layer 0 is
empty, so k β₯ 1 is not a restriction.
The instantiation is Ο-dependent through h_hat_sep, which is why it is kept
apart from the statements below: the pointwise leg of the squared display is
quantified over Ο at a fixed β and tolerates it, whereas the three Orlicz
legs are statements about the law and need a deterministic β. Reconciling
the two --- the h_hat_sep-decomposition of the manuscript --- is seam 3
(ConclusionSeam3.lean), and is not performed here. Everything below is
stated at a free β and does not mention the layer sequence at all.
What is not proved #
- The first printed inequality of the display, the per-simplex to
per-cube conversion, is proved in
ConclusionSeam1PerCube, in the corrected volume-weighted reading, at the dimension-only costsimplexToCubeConst d = dβ΄and via an exact cell-weight regrouping identity (no cell-volume input). This module still starts from the cube-level quantity, which is what the corrected route uses; the composition is in that file. - Nothing below produces or uses it.
- Any
k-decaying per-layer bound: see "What this route does cost" above. Nothing in this module consumes the translated per-cubeΞβestimate, and theβ(6d) 3^{-k/2}mass-fraction factor belongs to the per-cube route, not to this one. - The identification of
waveTailGainScaleΒ²'s3^{-(d/4)(lout-β)}with the printedC 3^{-(d/10)kβ}, and of the squared upper-leg scale with the printedΞ³(L-n)3^{2Ξ³(L-n)}: both are the consumer's, asWaveThirdTermSquared.leanalready records. The statements below carry the proved scales verbatim.
Main results #
sum_cubeMassRatio_mul_cubeAverage_le_streamIncrementLpMass: the cube average, in the corrected volume-weighted form.sqrt_streamIncrementLpMass_four_eq_streamIncrementLpNorm_sq: the root.
References #
- ABK26,
p.bfA.multiscalebound, Step 2 and Step 3's|b_L|branch; (\avsum); (the Whitney layers ande.SW.def).
The manuscript's β #
The cube average, in the corrected volume-weighted form #
The layer's volume-weighted L^p mass is at most the root cube's (
corrected route). A Whitney layer is a sub-family of the depth-j descendants
of β‘_m, whose full weighted sum is the root mass by the descendant identity
Stream.streamIncrementLpMass_eq_descendantsAverage; the density is
nonnegative, so dropping the other descendants only decreases the sum.
The root #
(β¨ |Β·|β΄)^{1/2} = βΒ·βΒ²_{Lβ΄}. The Lβ΄ norm is the fourth root of the
mass, so its square is the mass's square root. This is the step that turns the
corrected volume-weighted quantity into the left-hand side of the proved
squared display.