AnnulusRDependent #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
r-dependence of the annular per-scale atoms #
ABK26 applies Proposition p.concentration to the per-scale annular atoms three
times, each time through the sentence "since the sequence {X_j} is
2-dependent". The abstract hypothesis is
Algsuperdiff.Probability.RDependent; the geometry is
AnnulusSeparation.separatedBy_annulusRegion_of_gap; the probability is
ShellActiveSigma.iIndepFun_of_local_cutoffSample. This module is the one
bridge that joins them, and nothing else.
The statement #
rDependent_of_annulusLocalSigma: if every X n is measurable for the single
sigma-field cutoffSampleLocalSigma M (n − c) (annulusRegion d n) — i.e. X n
reads only truncations at or below level n − c, and only on the annulus of its
own index — then X is r-dependent for every r ≥ 1 with
3 + 2·3^{1−c}·√d ≤ 3^r.
The truncation offset c and the count r are free.
Who supplies the hypothesis #
hX is exactly the hloc slot the proved 𝒢₂ lane already discharges:
Provider.Proportion.G2Locality.measurable_Xcal_annulusRegion_local— the §4.1 atomX_jatc = 2;Provider.Proportion.G2Locality.measurable_errorAnnMax_annulusRegion_local— its per-inner-scale summand, same offset;
Main results #
rDependent_of_annulusLocalSigma— the bridge, freecand freer.
References #
- ABK26,
p.concentration. - ABK26,
l.minimal.scale.sep, Step 1 (the separation claim).
The bridge #
The r-dependence of the annular atoms. A family X : ℤ → Ω → ℝ on the
genuine cutoff carrier, each member of which reads only truncations at or below
its own level n − c and only on the annulus annulusRegion d n of its own
index, is r-dependent for the cutoff law, for every r ≥ 1 with
3 + 2·3^{1−c}·√d ≤ 3^r.
The proof is the composition of the two proved halves: the finite set of
pairwise ≥ r-separated indices carried is turned into the pairwise geometric
separation separatedBy_annulusRegion_of_gap at the shared-shell threshold √d · 3^{min (n−c) (n'−c)}, which is verbatim the hsep hypothesis of
iIndepFun_of_local_cutoffSample at Lidx n = n − c.