Resum #
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The annular resummation of the Section 4.1 chain #
Local helpers for ABK26, Section 4.1, proof of Proposition
p.mathcalE.annular.decomp: the step the manuscript compresses into one
sentence, summing the five-term "ugly" estimate over the annular double sum
sum_{j <= m} sum_{n <= j-1} and composing the result with the Step-1
estimate.
Everything here is a proved conditional helper over abstract reals and abstract real sequences. The caller-supplied inequalities (the ugly estimate, the Step-1 estimate, the four summability facts, the essential-sup prefactor) are conditional A obligations, not source premises; no source node is claimed, realized or closed by this module.
Contents #
annFam/annDouble-- the guarded annular family overZ x Zand the guarded iterated double sumsum_{j <= m} sum_{n <= j-1}, with the bridgetsum_annFam. Termwise comparisons live in the product reading; the iterated reading is what the Section 4.1 displays speak.weight_collapse_one/weight_collapse_two-- the two scale-weight collapses3^(-2sq) 3^(sq) = 3^(-sq)and3^(-2sq) 3^((s+gamma)q) = 3^(-(s-gamma)q).half_le_one_sub_threeRpow_neg-- the elementary convexity input1 - 3^(-x) >= x/2on(0,1], behind everyc^(-1)geometric constant.annWeightFam_tsum_le-- the annulus-multiplicity weight sumsum_{j <= m} sum_{n <= j-1} 3^(-c(m-n)) <= 4 c^(-2): for each scalenthere arem - nannuli, so this double geometric sum is a polynomial-times-geometric quantity, and itsc^(-2)blow-up is the origin of thes^(-2)prefactor of the fifthpre.zeroterm.annularResum_core/annularResum-- the resummation, over abstract weights and then at the manuscript's weights.IsAnnularDecompPre-- a local abbreviation for the Step-1 shape.preZero_of_pre_and_ugly-- the composition delivering the five-termpre.zeroshape.
The annulus multiplicity #
Plugging the ugly estimate into the annular double sum costs a factor m - n
-- the number of annuli j in [n+1, m] -- on every term whose content does
not depend on the annulus index j. The manuscript carries this multiplicity
explicitly in the two Step-3 displays (: the factors m-n+1 and (m-n+1)^2)
and its fifth pre.zero term is stated with the compatible prefactor, but its
second (sigma-bar continuity) term is printed as a single sum, without
the multiplicity. Nothing downstream breaks: the Step-3 consumer takes the
sigma-bar sum with a free constant Csig, and the multiplicity costs one
extra power of (s - 2 gamma)^(-1).
The guarded annular family and double sum #
The guarded annular family over Z x Z: supported on
{(j,n) : j <= m, n <= j-1}, the index region of every Section 4.1 annular
double sum.
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The guarded annular double sum sum_{j <= m} sum_{n <= j-1} h j n.
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The two scale-weight collapses #
3^(-2sq) * 3^(sq) = 3^(-sq) -- the weight collapse of the first four
pre.zero terms: the ugly estimate's growth factor eats one of the two
s-powers of the Step-1 weight.
The elementary convexity input #
1 - 3^(-x) >= x/2 for x in (0,1]. From exp y >= 1 + y one gets
3^(-x) <= (1 + x log 3)^(-1), and x log 3 / (1 + x log 3) >= x / 2 reduces
to log 3 >= 1. This is the linear lower bound behind every c^(-1) and
c^(-2) geometric constant of the Section 4.1 sums.
The annulus-multiplicity weight sum #
The fifth pre.zero term's weight family: the guarded annular family of the
pure weight 3^(-c(m-n)). Summing it over the annular region counts, for each
scale n, the m - n annuli j in [n+1, m].
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- Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Annular.annWeightFam c m = Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Annular.annFam m fun (x n : ℤ) => 3 ^ (-(c * ↑(m - n)))
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The annulus-multiplicity weight sum is summable.
The annulus-multiplicity weight sum. For c in (0,1],
sum_{j <= m} sum_{n <= j-1} 3^(-c(m-n)) = 3^(-c) (1 - 3^(-c))^(-2) <= 4 c^(-2) .
The double sum counts the m - n annuli at each scale; the bound uses the
linear lower bound 1 - 3^(-c) >= c/2.
A five-way termwise comparison of infinite sums #
Five-way termwise domination of infinite sums. A nonnegative family dominated termwise by the sum of five summable families has its sum dominated by the sum of their five sums.
Summability of a family dominated termwise by five summable families.
The resummation #
The resummation, abstract-weight core.
Summing the five-term ugly estimate over the guarded annular double sum
produces the five pre.zero terms: the first four keep their (j,n)-dependent
contents at the collapsed weight v = w2 * W, and the fifth, whose content
gradM is (j,n)-independent, is resummed against the weight sum of
vg = w2 * Wg over the whole annular region.
Stated over abstract weights so that no Real.rpow term is entered by a
numeric tactic; annularResum instantiates them at the manuscript's weights.
The resummation at the manuscript's weights.
The instantiation of annularResum_core at w2 n = 3^(-2s(m-n)), W n = 3^(s(m-n)), Wg n = 3^((s+gamma)(m-n)), with the fifth term's weight sum
bounded by 6 s^(-2) (the multiplicity sum at c = s - gamma >= 7s/8, using
the standing hypothesis s >= 8 gamma).
The sigma-bar continuity term is produced as a double sum: it inherits the
annulus multiplicity that the printed pre.zero display omits (see the module
docstring).
The Step-1 shape and the pre.zero composition #
A local abbreviation for the Step-1 shape: the full-grid weighted sum is controlled by the annular double sum,
sum_{n <= m} 3^(-2s(m-n)) Jgrid n
<= C sum_{j <= m} sum_{n <= j-1} 3^(-2s(m-n)) Jann j n .
This is a naming convenience inside this provider module. It is not a source-facing declaration and closes no node.
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The five-term pre.zero shape, from Step 1 and the ugly estimate.
Composition of three caller-supplied layers:
hess-- the essential-sup prefactor bound:Ecal2is bounded byCess * stimes the full-grid weighted sum;hpreA-- the Step-1 shape;huglywith the four summability facts -- the ugly estimate, resummed byannularResum.
The output is the shape the Step-3 regrouping consumes. Every hypothesis is a conditional A obligation on the caller.