OneStepGoodScales #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The good-event cap and the transport of the harmonic-approximation conclusion #
Two more ingredients of l.excess.decay.good.scales, both proved outright:
- the good-event cap:
ae_errorRepresentative_le_goodEventDeltaSlotis the printedš_{s/8,ā,2}(z+ā”_j; a_L ā (Īŗ_LāĪŗ_j)_{z+ā”_j}, Ļ_j) Ā· 1_š¢ ⤠C s Ī“^{1/2}at the smallness parameterε = (s/8) Ī“^{1/2}, obtained from the proved generic-εannular cap. This is the leg that produces thes^{-1/2}Ī“^{1/2}summand of the printed contraction factor. - the carrier transport of the harmonic-approximation anchor's left-hand
side: the anchor bounds
āuāvāināā„0āon the full moved cubey + ā”_{n-2}, while the triangle assembly readsāuāvā_{L²(U_2)}inā.normalizedL2On_truncatedWindow_le_movedReplacementCubeandnormalizedL2On_le_toReal_of_eLpNorm_ledo the two halves, andle_of_indicator_goodEventAt_leremoves the indicator after theε-monotonicity of the good event.
The ε-monotonicity bridge #
The harmonic lemma carries the indicator at one ε slot while the excess-decay
display carries it at ε = (s/8)Γ^{1/2}, and the source never states the
inclusion between the two events. It is proved here
(GoodEvents.goodEventAt_mono_ep: the event grows with ε), and
le_of_indicator_goodEventAt_le is its consumption: a bound valid on the
larger event š¢(Ā·; s/8, 1/2) is valid pathwise on the smaller event
š¢(Ā·; s/8, (s/8)Ī“^{1/2}), which is the event the cap is available on. The
side condition (s/8)Γ^{1/2} ⤠1/2 is discharged from s ⤠1, Γ ⤠1.
Two deviations from the printed statement, both inherited #
- The
s-range. The printed lemma assumess ā [8γ, 1/2]. The cap here assumess ā [64γ, 1]ā the range at which the proved annular cap's slots/8lies in its own[8γ, 1/4]. The printed range fails on[8γ, 64γ)(s/8 ā„ 8γis false there); the floor64γis what replaces it, and it is also the floor the frozen harmonic anchor carries. - The
γ-smallness hypothesis.p.mathcalE.annular.decompadditionally requiresγ|log γ|² ⤠(s/8)^{3/2} cā² ε, whichl.excess.decay.good.scalesdoes not list among its hypotheses. It is carried here as an explicit hypothesis at the instanceε = (s/8)Ī“^{1/2}; note it is stronger than theε = 1/2instance the harmonic anchor carries, by the factor(s/4)Ī“^{1/2}.
1. The moved replacement cube #
The harmonic replacement's domain at the development's window choice: the full
cube y + ā”_{n-2} with y = wellPlacedCentre x m (n-2) (see
OneStepWindows.image_add_wellPlacedCentre_subset_windowChoice).
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The window transfer. The anchor's L² norm lives on the full moved
cube; the assembly reads it on U_2 = (x+ā”_{n-2}) ā© ā”_m ā y+ā”_{n-2}. The cost
is the volume ratio 3^{2d} (the truncated window's own aspect ratio).
2. The āā„0ā ā ā bridge #
The anchor's left-hand side is an eLpNorm against the normalized volume
measure; normalizedL2On is its toReal.
3. The ε-monotonicity bridge #
Removing the anchor's indicator on the smaller event.
The good event grows with ε, so a bound stated with the indicator of
š¢(j,z; t, 1/2) holds pathwise at every Ļ of š¢(j,z; t, ε) for ε ⤠1/2 ---
in particular at ε = (s/8)Γ^{1/2}, the slot the excess-decay display and the
good-event cap are written at.
4. The good-event cap at the Ī“^{1/2}-graded slot #
The good-event cap.
š_{s/8,ā,2}(z+ā”_j; a_L ā (Īŗ_LāĪŗ_j)_{z+ā”_j}, Ļ_j) Ā· 1_{š¢(j,z; s/8, (s/8)Ī“^{1/2})}
⤠C s Γ^{1/2} .
Exactly the printed C s Γ^{1/2} (the proved cap gives C·ε at ε = (s/8)Γ^{1/2}, and C(s/8)Γ^{1/2} ⤠C s Γ^{1/2}). See deviations 1--2 of the
module docstring for the two inherited hypotheses.
5. The assembly, fed by an L² bound on the moved cube #
The triangle assembly composed with the harmonic-approximation transport.
The āu-vā leg of excessDecay_oneStep_triangle_of_schauder is fed by any bound
D on the anchor's own object --- the normalized L² norm of u - v on the
full moved cube y+ā”_{n-2} --- paying only the transfer constant
ā((3^2)^d) = 3^d.