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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.ExcessDecay.BoundaryCoveringVolume

BoundaryCoveringVolume #

Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.

The covering inequality of the boundary lane #

BoundaryCoveringGeometry places a cube of side 3^k so that it stays inside □_m and covers the truncated window (x+□_j) ∩ □_m. This module supplies the quantitative half of the printed "simple covering argument": a normalized quantity on the anchor's window is controlled by the same normalized quantity on CoarseGraining's Caccioppoli core, at the dimension-only cost

  |core| / |(x+□_{k-2}) ∩ □_m|  ≤  3^d .

Where the 3^d comes from (disclosed) #

The lower bound on the window volume is obtained by inscribing a cube: the well-placed cube of side 3^{k-3} centred at wellPlacedCentre x m (k-3) fits inside (x+□_{k-2}) ∩ □_m (a clamped centre moves by less than half a side, so the inscribed cube stays within 3^{k-3} of x, and 3^{k-3} < 3^{k-2}/2). The core is contained in a cube of side 3^{k-2} = 3·3^{k-3}, whence 3^d.

The sharp constant for this geometry is 2^d (each coordinate interval of the truncated window has length at least 3^{k-2}/2), obtained by computing the volume of the window as a product of intervals. The inscribed-cube route is taken here because it reuses the cube volume A verbatim; the loss is a (3/2)^d factor inside a C(d) and is recorded, not hidden.

Main results #

What is not done here #

The covering is proved for normalized set averages of a nonnegative integrand, which is the shape of every quantity on the right of the printed display (localizedCoeffEnergyValue is such an average of the coefficient energy density, normalizedL2SqOnSet of a square).

References #

1. The inscribed cube #

The inscribed cube. The well-placed cube of side 3^{j-1} sits inside the truncated window (x+□_j) ∩ □_m: it stays in □_m by construction, and its centre is within 3^{j-1}/2 of x, so the whole cube is within 3^{j-1} of x, which is less than the half-side 3^j/2.

2. Volumes of translated origin cubes #

3. The volume ratio #

4. The covering inequality #

The covering inequality. A normalized average over a subset is bounded by the volume ratio times the normalized average over the ambient set, for a nonnegative integrable integrand. This is CoarseGraining's 18^d argument abstracted from its geometry.

5. The covering step of the boundary lane #

The covering step.

The normalized average of a nonnegative integrand over the anchor's window (x+□_{k-2}) ∩ □_m is at most 3^d times its normalized average over the translated Caccioppoli core of the well-placed cube — the set on which CoarseGraining's boundary Caccioppoli inequality delivers an estimate. With the integrand the coefficient energy density this is exactly the printed covering conversion.