IndicatorDensityTails #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Rate shaping for the indicator-density tails #
ABK26, §4.1. IndicatorDensity.lean delivers the Appendix-D output at
concentration's native rate exp(-(s p θ)/(16 r)·(M+1)) and only for windows
of length M ≥ r. Two genuine steps separate that from the shape the downstream
minimal-scale layer consumes, namely
∀ n : ℕ, P [ θ < density of bad scales of `Ev` over the window {0,…,n} ]
≤ exp(-c₁ n) / Q ,
and both are proved here over an abstract probability space.
The rate conversion.
exp(-a(n+1)) ≤ exp(-c₁ n)/Qwhenevera ≥ c₁anda ≥ log Q, wherea = s p θ/(16 r)— the paper's "by takingK(d)larger, if necessary" at the end of each ratio-lemma proof. The prefactorQ ≥ 1is a parameter:Q = 3for a lane run once (𝒢₀,𝒢₂),Q = 6for one half of the𝒢₁ = 𝒢₁a ∩ 𝒢₁bsplit, whose two halves the paper itself treats as two separate applications ofp.concentration.for.scales.The short windows
n < r. The paper states each ratio lemma for everyM ∈ ℕ₀, but its only tool, Propositionp.concentration.for.scales, requiresM ≥ r("m ∈ ℕwithm ≥ r"). The gap is closed here without any new hypothesis, from the concentration output itself:- for a single scale
k ∈ {0,…,r}, the bad event(Ev k)ᶜalready forces the bad-scale density over the longer window{0,…,r}to be≥ 1/(r+1), hence> θas soon asθ(r+1) < 1, soP[(Ev k)ᶜ] ≤ exp(-a(r+1))(measure_compl_le_of_concEvent); - a union bound over the
n+1 ≤ rscales of the short window then givesP[θ < density over {0,…,n}] ≤ (n+1)·exp(-a(r+1)), and the single rate hypothesislog(Qr) + c₁ r ≤ adominates both regimes.
- for a single scale
Scope #
Provider material: carrier-neutral local helpers over an abstract probability
space. The concentration output (hconc) and the deterministic scale-locality
reduction (hreduce) enter as conditional A hypotheses; nothing new is
assumed. No sorry, no custom axioms, no set_option maxHeartbeats.
The threshold event of Appendix D, at a fixed level θ #
The Appendix-D count event at window {0,…,M} and level θ: the proportion of
rows k ≤ M whose weighted row sum Y_k exceeds the threshold
9 s⁻¹ C^{1/p} θ^{-1/p} is more than θ. This is the left-hand side of the
Appendix-D concentration bound.
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Fixed-level form of the bad-scale density bound. The density of bad
scales over the window {0,…,M} is dominated by the Appendix-D count event, at the
one level θ — the form needed when θ is pinned by the consumer.
A single bad scale inside a length-r window is already a θ-density event.
If the level satisfies θ(r+1) < 1 then, for any scale k ∈ {0,…,r}, the bad event
(Ev k)ᶜ is contained in the Appendix-D count event over the window {0,…,r}:
a single exceeding row contributes 1/(r+1) > θ to the density.
This is the device that closes the paper's short-window gap: it converts the
concentration bound at the shortest admissible window M = r into a bound on the
probability of a single bad scale, with no extra hypothesis.
The rate arithmetic #
Long windows. exp(-a(n+1)) ≤ exp(-c₁ n)/Q when c₁ ≤ a and log Q ≤ a.
The prefactor Q is 3 for a lane that is run once (𝒢₀, 𝒢₂) and 6 for a
lane that is split into two halves at level θ/2 and recombined by a union
bound (𝒢₁ = 𝒢₁a ∩ 𝒢₁b, — two separate applications of
p.concentration.for.scales).
Short windows. (n+1)·exp(-a(r+1)) ≤ exp(-c₁ n)/Q when n + 1 ≤ r,
0 ≤ c₁, and the single rate condition log(Q r) + c₁ r ≤ a holds.
The produced tail — generic in the event family #
The ratio-lemma tail, in the consumer's shape.
Given, for one event family Ev:
hconc— the Appendix-D concentration output at levelθfor the family's arrayXand threshold constantC;hreduce— the deterministic scale-locality reduction(Ev m)ᶜ ⊆ {9 s⁻¹C^{1/p}θ^{-1/p} < Y_m}form ≥ 0;
together with the level conditions 0 < θ, θ(r+1) < 1 and the single rate
condition log(Qr) + c₁ r ≤ s p θ/(16 r), the bad-scale density over every
window {0,…,n}, n : ℕ — including the short windows n < r that
p.concentration.for.scales does not reach — obeys
P[θ < density of bad scales over {0,…,n}] ≤ exp(-c₁ n)/Q.
The prefactor Q ≥ 1 is free: Q = 3 for a lane that is run once, Q = 6 for
one half of a lane that is split at level θ/2 and recombined by a union bound
(the 𝒢₁ = 𝒢₁a ∩ 𝒢₁b treatment/10598).