AssemblyArith #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
1. The two σ square-root moves #
2. Two numerals #
2^2 = 4, read on Real.rpow.
2^3 = 8, read on Real.rpow.
2^{3/2} ≤ 3. Proved by squaring, with the transcendental atom made opaque
before the nonlinear step.
2^{1/2} ≤ 2. Same pattern.
3. The pin's canonical s-powers #
Row 6, canonical form — the leg that fits the frozen display at
equality. (s/2)^{-3/2} · (s/2)^{-1/2} = 4 s^{-2}; against the envelope's
s^{-4} this is exactly 4 s^{-6}, the frozen display's legs 4 and 5, with
no slack in the exponent.
4. The boundary energy assembly, on abstract letters #
Raising a five-leg bound to a joint constant.
Cap one error-weighted leg and enlarge a joint five-leg constant.
The boundary energy assembly's arithmetic.
T is the square root of the boundary Caccioppoli's left-hand side, alpha rs
its prefactor after the two coarse caps, beta the direct Dirichlet-energy
prefactor, and the remaining letters are the atoms of the parent-L² pricing,
the composed datum pricing and the two Dirichlet-energy legs (all of them
nonnegative reals). The conclusion prices T onto the five canonical legs
rs P2 X , rs P2 S , Sm3 ri Q3s Gs , Sm2 rs Q3s Hs , Sm2 rs H ,
which are exactly the shapes the σ-frame division turns into the frozen
display's first, scalar, force, [∇h] and ‖∇h‖ legs.
5. The five-summand absorption of the boundary composition #
The boundary re-cut absorption.
The composed boundary bound carries five legs: the flux-weighted L² leg A,
the force leg B (at the σ_{n+3} index), the two ∇h legs T3, T4, and
the open scalar's leg T5. The frozen display takes A inside its first
bracket (A ≤ A', the bracket's companion being nonnegative), pays the σ
gap-3 factor 4 on the force leg, and carries T3, T4 unchanged; T5 is the
successor leg.
Five-term frame estimate retaining the representative error in the flat leg.
Capped specialization of the error-weighted five-term frame estimate.
The five-term boundary estimate with its triadic frame weights exposed.
Force and correction estimates for an arbitrary boundary window coefficient.
Complete weighted boundary assembly #
Composite comparison and nonnegativity bounds for arbitrary Besov, correction and window coefficients, with the triadic and exponent conversions shared.
Combine the energy, force and correction bounds and absorb their five nonnegative legs into the original joint coefficient. All scalar inputs are arbitrary.