RepresentativeTransfer #
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The representative/literal transfer of the clause-(i) display #
ABK26, Section 4.1. ClauseOne proves the four-term estimate pointwise in
omega, at a fixed cutoff level L, for the literal carriers
Support.fluxCorrectedError and real-valued right-hand families. The Section
4.1 display is stated almost surely, at the representative observables, over
the supremum in L, in [0, infinity]. This module performs that transfer.
Three separate moves are involved and each is isolated below.
- Literal to representative (
indicator_observableSqSup_le). The provedSupport.ae_forall_fluxCorrectedError_eq_representativegives a single probability-one event on which the literal error and its measurable representative agree simultaneously for everyL >= m(the index set is countable). On that event the[0,infinity]-valued supremumfluxCorrectedErrorObservableSqSupis bounded by any uniform-in-Lbound for the literal, and the indicator of the good event only lowers it. - Real to
[0,infinity](ofReal_tsum_le,ofReal_annDouble_le_ennDouble). This is what lets the display be stated without convergence side conditions. - The lattice maxima (
hE2dom,hG1bdomslots). The real right-hand families ofClauseOneare upper bounds for the per-cube atoms; the display carries the honest[0,infinity]-valued suprema over the lattice index sets.
Part A -- the transport helpers #
ofReal under-approximates an infinite sum of nonnegative reals, with no
summability hypothesis: a non-summable real sum is 0 by convention.
ofReal commutes with a guarded value.
The annular double sum, transported to [0,infinity]. A nonnegative
real annular double sum is dominated by the corresponding iterated
[0,infinity]-valued sum over the two subtypes, given a termwise domination on
the annular region. No summability enters.
Part B -- the four right-hand terms at the representative observables #
The first right-hand term of clause (i): the annular double sum of the
[0,infinity]-valued lattice maxima of the squared (2,2) error atoms.
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The squared shell-gradient sum forming the third term of the annular bound.
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The fourth right-hand term of clause (i): the W^{2,infinity} block sum.
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Part C -- the two provable dominations #
The first term, from the atom-level slot. The real annular double sum of
ClauseOne is dominated by clauseOneTermOne as soon as each real atom family
value is dominated by the [0,infinity]-valued lattice supremum -- the only
genuinely missing direction, since a real supremum over a lattice index set has
no proved existence lemma.
The third term, unconditionally. ClauseOne's gradTailSq is the
square of a real l^1 tail; clauseOneTermThree is the square of the same tail
formed in [0,infinity], and ofReal under-approximates it with no summability
hypothesis.
Part D -- the literal-to-representative transfer of the left-hand side #
The left-hand side, transferred. A uniform-in-L bound for the literal
squared flux-corrected error on the good event bounds the indicator of the
[0,infinity]-valued representative supremum, on the probability-one event where
literal and representative agree for every L >= m.
Part E -- the assembled representative display #
The clause-(i) display at the representative observables, almost surely.
The pointwise literal chain of ClauseOne (hypothesis hbound, which
clauseOne_bound produces at each L) is transported to the
[0,infinity]-valued, almost-sure, representative-side display carried by the
Section 4.1 statement.
Named slots, with their recorded gaps:
hbound-- the pointwise chain; every input ofclauseOne_bound;hE2dom-- domination of the real(2,2)-atom family by the[0,infinity]-valued lattice-annulus supremum;hG1bdom-- domination ofClauseOne's single shell sum by the display'sn-then-kdouble block sum.