CutoffFrobeniusMass #
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Per-cube Frobenius masses of finite and genuine cutoffs #
This module packages the volume-normalized squared Frobenius mass of a finite
lower truncation and of the genuine lower-infinite cutoff on an arbitrary
triadic cube. Both observables use the public CutoffSample carrier. The
finite observable reads its underlying shell sequence through omega.1, so
finite and limiting random variables have literally the same carrier.
For a fixed sample, the finite masses converge to the genuine mass. The
canonical origin cover cubeOriginCoverScale Q puts every arbitrary cube in an
origin-centred cube on which the proved lower-tail control applies. That
control bounds every truncation, so spatial dominated convergence requires no
extra containment or boundedness hypothesis.
Source and correction #
- ABK26, obtains estimates for the genuine stream by sending the finite lower cutoff to minus infinity.
- ABK26, expands the volume-normalized squared Frobenius mass of finite stream increments.
- No disorder normalization constant occurs in the definitions or the deterministic convergence theorem below.
Main results #
finiteLowerCutoffFrobeniusMassandcutoffFrobeniusMassare the two per-cube observables onCutoffSample.cutoffFrobeniusMass_nonnegrecords the sign of the second.measurable_cutoffFrobeniusMassandstronglyMeasurable_setIntegral_cutoffFrobeniusMassmake it available to the probabilistic consumers.tendsto_finiteLowerCutoffFrobeniusMassis pointwise convergence on every triadic cube.
The volume-normalized squared Frobenius mass of a finite lower cutoff on an arbitrary triadic cube.
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The volume-normalized squared Frobenius mass of the genuine lower-infinite cutoff on an arbitrary triadic cube.
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The genuine cutoff has nonnegative per-cube Frobenius mass.
The genuine per-cube Frobenius mass is measurable on the public cutoff sample carrier.
On every triadic cube and for every cutoff sample, the finite lower truncation masses converge to the genuine cutoff mass.