CoarseIndexBridges #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
G-small-1, G-small-2, G-M2: the r = s/2 pin's small bridges #
Nothing here imports that file, and nothing here claims the anchor or any source node.
The three gaps this module closes #
Three small bridges are then needed.
G-small-1(§1): the two coarse caps the Dirichlet energy estimate reads at that pin —Λ_{s/2,2}andλ_{s/4,2}^{-1}at the(n+3)re-based family on the covering cube — capped againstσ_{n+3}on the frozen good event𝒢(n+3, z; s/8, 1/2). Both indices lie in(s/8, 1/2]for everys ∈ (0,1], which is exactly whys/2is the pin: at the earlierr = sthe indexΛ_{s,2}leaves the good-event window fors ∈ (1/2, 1]. The proof is one parametric instance ofBoundaryCoveringSlot's own two-lemma pattern (off-grid error transport + ratio cap).G-small-2(§2): the index conversion[·]_{s/2} → [·]_son the scale-normalized positive Besov carrier. Finding: this costs nothing. CoarseGraining already proves the exact monotonicity (cubeBesovPositiveVectorSeminormTwo_le_of_exponent_le_of_bddAbove): the depth weights are3^{u j}withj ≥ 0, increasing inu. No3-power and no constant appear — strictly better than the plan's budgeted3^{(s/2)(n+3)}-type factor. Recorded as an improvement.G-M2(§3): theForceBesovRegularitybinders thatBoundaryEnergyRebase.exists_boundaryWindowEnergy_rebased_le_dirichletDatumRHSasks of its caller, at the pinr = s/2, for the transported force `y ↦ −g(y- c)
and the transported boundary gradienty ↦ ∇h(y + c), from the anchor's clause-(iv)MemLpdata on□_m`.
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References #
1. G-small-1: the q = 2 ratio caps at the pin's two indices #
G-small-1, parametric form. On the frozen good event, at any
index t ∈ (s/8, 1/2] whose off-grid stability constant is below 192 d, the
covering cube's q = 2 ellipticity ratios at the (n+3) re-based family are
bounded by an absolute K(d) against σ_{n+3}.
The s/6 instance is BoundaryCoveringSlot.ae_coveringCubeCaps_le; this
is the same two-step pattern with the index left free, so the Dirichlet-energy
indices s/2 and s/4 of the r = s/2 pin are covered.
6. The recovery record: the proved binder implies the hinge #
2. G-small-2: the positive-Besov index conversion, at no cost #
G-small-2. The scale-normalized positive Besov seminorm is monotone
in the index: the pin's [·]_{s/2} is bounded by the frozen clause's [·]_s
with no constant and no scale factor.
This is CoarseGraining's own
cubeBesovPositiveVectorSeminormTwo_le_of_exponent_le_of_bddAbove read on the
public alias; the plan budgeted a 3^{(s/2)(n+3)}-type factor for this step,
which turns out to be unnecessary.
The clause-(iv) regularity descends to any lower index — CoarseGraining's
CubeVectorBesovHRegularity.of_exponent_le, named for the pin.
3. G-M2: the covering cube's ForceBesovRegularity binders #
G-M2, the force half. The transported, negated force
y ↦ −g(y + c) is ForceBesovRegularity on the covering cube at every index
u ≤ s, from the anchor's clause-(iv) data on □_m.
G-M2, the datum half. The transported boundary gradient
y ↦ ∇h(y + c) is ForceBesovRegularity on the covering cube at every index
u ≤ s, from the anchor's clause-(iv) data on □_m.