CarrierIdentification #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The two ã_{L,m} carriers of Section 4.1 carry the same response functional #
ABK26, Section 4.1, (ã_{L,m} := a_L − (k_L − k_m)_{□_m}),
(e.mathcalE.annular.decomp.pre).
Section 4.1 reads the response functional J(z+□_n, …; ã_{L,m}) through two
different Chapter 2 triadic coefficient families:
subConstCutoffTriadicCoeffFamily M L C hC ωatC := (k_L − k_m)_{□_m}— the hand-built family ofSubConstFamily, the object the ugly chain and hence the annulus maximum ofFinalStitchis built on.
Their fields are literally the same function of x
(Support.fluxCorrectedField_apply and subConstCutoffField_apply both read
a_L(x) − C), but the two TriadicCoeffFamily wrappers are constructed
differently, so no responseJ identification was available. This module
supplies it.
The route #
The missing input is the Ch02.CoeffOn.AEEq between the two coeffOn values.
Both sides have a definitional coeffOn-characterization:
subConstCutoffTriadicCoeffFamily_coeffOn_toCoeffField(this repository) gives((… C hC ω).coeffOn Q).toCoeffField = subConstCutoffField M L C ωbyrfl.
So the A is Filter.Eventually.of_forallapplied to a pointwise field identity, andCh02.responseJ_eq_ofA transports every response value; the
supremum over the unit sphere follows. No new device and no new mathematics:
this is a definitional unfolding on both sides.
Ownership note #
annularResponseMaxPref is the canonical annulus response family.
FinalStitch.annularResponseMax reuses it through an abbreviation, so both
names reduce to the same lattice maximum.
References #
- ABK26.
Part A -- the scalar response maximum respects a.e. equality #
Part B -- the two ã_{L,m} families agree on every lattice cube #
A6c finding (f), closed. The Chapter 4 dependent family of the
flux-corrected carrier field and the hand-built family of a_L − C at
C = (k_L − k_m)_{□_m} have a.e. equal coefficient objects on every scale-n
lattice cube.
The proof is a pointwise field identity: both toCoeffField values reduce definitionally,
one through
Ch04.triadicCoeffFamilyOfAELocallyUniformlyEllipticField_coeffOn_toCoeffField and
Support.fluxCorrectedRegField_toFun, the other through
subConstCutoffTriadicCoeffFamily_coeffOn_toCoeffField, to x ↦ a_L(x) − (k_L − k_m)_{□_m}.
The response-level carrier identification. The scalar response maximum
of the jLegField carrier at the lattice cube 3^n v + □_n equals the scalar
response maximum of the annulus carrier at the same cube.
Part C -- the annulus response family #
The Jann family of e.mathcalE.annular.decomp.pre: the maximum, over the
scale-n lattice cubes of the annulus □_j ∖ □_{j−1}, of the scalar response
maximum of ã_{L,m}.
FinalStitch.annularResponseMax is a compatibility name for this family.
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Instances For
The annulus family dominates each of its jLegField-carrier entries.
For a lattice index in the annulus □_j ∖ □_{j−1}, the flux-corrected scalar
response maximum at that cube is at most the annulus maximum.
The annulus family is dominated by the full-grid J-leg. Every annulus
index of □_j ∖ □_{j−1} with j ≤ m is a lattice index of □_m, so the
annulus maximum is at most AssemblyFeed.jLegField at the same scale.
The annulus family is uniformly bounded, by the single cube-□_m
ellipticity constant of AssemblyFeed.jLegField_le_uniform. Unconditional: no
event, no probability, no regime.