ReindexGeneralClause #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The general clause in real form, at frontier-empty windows #
This is the real-form general clause at frontier-empty windows, re-cut
at the frozen slot: the composed chain of ReindexComposed (good event,
flux index and σ index all at n+3, binder n + 3 ≤ m) carried onto the
frozen right-hand side by the three proved moves, in one absorption:
- the
σgap-3 conversionσ_{n+3}^{-1} ≤ 4 σ_n^{-1}(ReindexSlot.exists_inv_sigmaBar_add_three_le; the same constant4the proved two-scale conversion pays — the gap is free); - the two window moves to
W' = (z + □_{n+3}) ∩ □_m, at the volume ratio81^d, i.e.K = 2·9^don theL²leg and9^don the force leg (RecutAtoms, unchanged); - the three
∇hlegs, which are nonnegative summands of the frozen right-hand side and are simply added (the comparison solution carries a constant boundary datum, so no∇hterm is produced anywhere in the chain).
Every s-power, every 3-power, the in-bracket 3^n |(∇h)_W| companion at the
n+2 window (a deliberate asymmetry of the frozen statement), and the interior
gate are byte-untouched.
The MemLp side conditions #
Exactly the re-cut general clause's: u.toFun almost-everywhere strongly
measurable on the normalized W, and the two window quantities finite so
that the ℝ≥0∞ bounds descend to ℝ. Both come from the anchor's own binders.
No new hypothesis is introduced.
References #
- ABK26,
l.harmonic.approximation.good.scales; the frozen block ofAlgsuperdiff/Frozen/Section4/HarmonicApproximation.lean.
1. The re-cut absorption, on abstract reals #
The re-cut absorption at the anchor window: the
composed two-summand bound is absorbed into the four-summand frozen right-hand
side, with the window factor K paid on both surviving legs and the σ gap-3
factor 4 on the force leg.
Absorbing the σ-index factor and the window factor through the force leg's
three nonnegative prefactors.
2. The general clause in real form, gated at the interior regime #
The frontier-empty general clause with arbitrary nonnegative gradient slack.
The sigma conversion and two window moves are proved once; the two display interfaces specialize the supplied slack terms to their respective weights.
The general clause with the unweighted boundary-gradient slack terms.