UglyChain #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The e.ugly.estimate.for.J.pre to e.ugly.estimate.for.J composition #
ABK26, Section 4.1. This module closes the chain: UglyPre produces the
four sensitivity terms from the Section 2.4 anchor, and Ugly collapses
them against the good-event budgets. The composition below runs both, so
the only remaining inputs are the manuscript's own displayed facts.
Here it is discharged.
The two silent normalizations, made explicit #
hgrad--- the caller suppliesGnwithh.gradientW1Infinity = 3^{2n} Gn. This is exactly the manuscript's unremarked replacement of the unit-cube gauge||grad h||_{W^{1,infinity}(cube_0)}by the scale-normalized3^{2n} ||grad(k_L - k_{n-2})||_{W-underline^{1,infinity}(z+cube_n)}.- The cube itself. Every carrier here is the unit cube of the anchor; the
manuscript's translation and rescaling to
z + cube_nis not performed.
The s <= 1/4 residual #
hs14 is the honest range: the cited sensitivity lemma requires its exponent
slots in (0, 1/4], and the manuscript instantiates the t-slot at the
enclosing proposition's s in [8 gamma, 1/2]. The interval (1/4, 1/2] is
not covered. Ugly.uglyJEstimate_of_sensitivity itself is stated on the full
[8 gamma, 1/2] window, so a future producer of the four-term bound valid
there composes with no change.
The gapped gauge #
The right-hand side Cl * 3^{gamma(m-n)} is unchanged. See UglyPre.
The sigmaBar_{n-2} lower constant #
The sigmaBar_{n-2} lower bound is
carried at 1/4, not at the printed 1/2:
the Section 3 induction state supports only the relaxed constant at the
exponent 3^{gamma n}. See Ugly.lean for the arithmetic and for the
resulting constant bookkeeping in the hC slot.
The composed per-cube estimate: the unconditional sensitivity anchor, at
the (mu, sigma_0)-witness, collapsed by the two good-event budgets, the two
sigmaBar lower bounds, the sigmaBar ratio and the Poincare split into the
printed five-term display.