RandomHsepAllLWaveEnvelope #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
One random-hsep wave event for every upper cutoff #
The fixed-cutoff wave estimate cannot be union-bounded over all cutoff indices
after selecting the random separation profile: doing that would charge the
same hsep tail infinitely many times. This file performs the operations in
the opposite order. For each deterministic separation profile it aggregates
the wave failures at L₀ + r using the growing amplitude t + r; only then
does it select the sample-dependent hsep profile through the existing finite
random-index decomposition.
The resulting event controls every integer cutoff L ≥ L₀, has an explicit
Gamma₂ price, and transports exactly under cutoff-sample stationarity. The
common hsep tail occurs once in randomHsepAllLWavePrice.
The wave-envelope amplitude at cutoff depth r. Its linear growth makes
the resulting Gamma₂ failure probabilities summable over r.
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The geometric sum of the fixed-profile wave prices generated by
allLWaveAmplitude.
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For a deterministic Whitney profile, the probability of violating some
wave envelope at some cutoff L₀ + r is at most allLWavePrice t.
The one-event literal wave envelope on every cutoff index L₀ + r,
with amplitudes whose resulting failure prices are summable in r.
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The explicit price of the random-profile all-cutoff wave event. The separation tail is charged once, after all cutoff depths have been summed for each deterministic profile.
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The tail of hsep with the four direct preliminary probability gates exposed,
rather than the stronger packaged admissibility consequence used by the
compatibility A.
The random-profile all-cutoff failure price. The wave failures are first
summed over the cutoff depth for each deterministic profile, and the common
hsep tail is then charged exactly once.
The all-cutoff random-profile wave event is measurable, so stationarity can transport its exact probability rather than only an outer bound.