WaveTranslation #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The uniform large-cube supremum gauge at an arbitrary triadic cube #
Provider/Stream/IncrementTranslation.lean moved the cube-averaged L^p
chain of ABK26's Step 2 from the centered cube cu_l to an arbitrary triadic
cube Q. The L^infty chain did not move with it, and this is what blocked
the wave terms of Step 2: largeCubeSupBound l n m is not a cube average but a
uniform supremum gauge, represented by a maximum of small-cube gauges over an explicit
covering grid inside cu_l (Provider/Stream/LargeCubeLinfty.lean).
Transporting it to Q therefore requires re-indexing the covering grid, which
no proved statement did: TranslatedLargeCubeW1Inf.lean and
TranslatedTransport.lean carry the one-shell half of that machinery only (a
single translated base point z, and the covering maximum only for the
own-scale derivative gauge of a single shell).
This module supplies the missing deterministic half and its immediate probabilistic consequence.
The grid re-indexing #
The covering family of the origin cube cu_l at scale n is indexed by the
finite set subcubeShifts d n l of lattice points of 3^{n-1} Z^d, the grid
point of index p sitting at subcubeCenter n p. The covering family of Q
is the SAME index set at l = Q.scale, with every grid point pushed forward by
the base point z_Q = triadicCubeShift Q of Q:
cubeSubcubeCenter Q n p = subcubeCenter n p + z_Q .
exists_cubeSubcubeCenter_mem is the resulting covering property at Q (every
point of the open cube Q lies in one of the translated open small cubes),
obtained from CoarseGraining's
openCubeSet_eq_translateSet_originCube_of_triadicCube and the proved origin
covering property exists_subcubeShift_mem.
The generator #
cubeSupBound_eq_largeCubeSupBound_translate:
cubeSupBound Q n m omega = largeCubeSupBound Q.scale n m (tau_{z_Q} omega) ,
with tau_z = ShellField.translateSequence z the joint translation action on
the whole shell sequence. This is an equality of functions of the sample, not
an equality in law: the per-cube gauge is the origin-cube gauge read at the
translated sample. Its one-cube
step is translatedIncrementSupBound_cubeSubcubeCenter, which is exactly the
re-indexing: the small-cube gauge at the pushed-forward grid point of the
original sample is the small-cube gauge at the original grid point of the
translated sample.
Everything else here is a corollary of the generator together with the proved
abstract transport isBigOWith_comp_translateSequence /
isBigOWith_comp_translateCutoffSample. In particular every transported
amplitude is the O amplitude read at l = Q.scale, V: translation is an exact
isometry of the law, so there is no union bound, no covering penalty beyond the
one the origin display already pays, and no new dimension-only constant
anywhere in this module.
Main definitions #
Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Stream.cubeSubcubeCenterAlgsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Stream.cubeSupBound
Main results #
Algsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Stream.exists_cubeSubcubeCenter_memAlgsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Stream.cubeSupBound_eq_largeCubeSupBound_translateAlgsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Stream.matrixOperatorNorm_finiteShellIncrement_le_cubeSupBoundAlgsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Stream.isBigOWith_gammaSigma_cubeSupBoundAlgsuperdiff.Section3.Provider.Stream.isBigOWith_gammaSigma_cubeSupBound_cutoffLaw
References #
- ABK26,
e.km.kn.Linfty, proof (the origin display whose covering grid is re-indexed here). - ABK26,
e.kmn.bounds, ("by the assumption ofR^d-stationarity"), andl.bad.event.lemma, in particular the reduction "by stationarity, it suffices to prove the casez = 0" withz in R^d. Provider/Stream/LargeCubeLinfty.lean(the origin covering grid),Provider/Stream/IncrementTranslation.lean(the abstract transport),Homogenization/Geometry/TriadicCubeTranslation.lean(the cube geometry).
The covering grid of an arbitrary triadic cube #
The base point of the scale-n covering cube of index p inside the
triadic cube Q: the origin grid point subcubeCenter n p pushed forward by
the base point triadicCubeShift Q of Q.
This is the re-indexing of the covering family under the translation: the index set is unchanged, only the grid points move.
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The covering property at an arbitrary cube. Every point of the open
cube Q lies in one of the translated open small cubes of the re-indexed
family, whose index set is the origin index set at the scale of Q.
The per-cube uniform supremum gauge #
The single random variable dominating ‖k_m - k_n‖_{L∞(Q)} at an A triadic
cube Q: the maximum of the small-cube gauges over the re-indexed covering
family of Q.
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The one-cube re-indexing step. The small-cube gauge at the pushed-forward grid point, read at the original sample, is the small-cube gauge at the original grid point, read at the T sample.
The grid re-indexing identity. The uniform supremum gauge of the
finite stream increment on an arbitrary triadic cube Q is the origin-cube
gauge at the scale of Q, read at the sample translated by the base point of
Q.
This is an exact identity of functions of the sample — not an identity in law — and it is the deterministic half of the transport of the Step-2 wave terms.
The deterministic half of e.km.kn.Linfty at an arbitrary cube: at
every point of the open cube Q the finite stream increment is dominated by
the single random variable cubeSupBound Q n m.
Measurability #
The translated small-cube gauge is a random variable.
The origin-cube uniform gauge is a random variable.
The per-cube uniform gauge is a random variable.
e.km.kn.Linfty at an arbitrary triadic cube #
The estimates on the lower-tail cutoff carrier #
The per-cube covering maximum, read on the lower-tail cutoff carrier.