StitchDisplayLegs #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The scalar leg, priced on the display #
Why the pin is consumed twice #
The contract asked the residue at the four s-powers (0, 0, −2, −3 σ⁻¹); the composition delivers it at (0, −6, −6, −7 σ⁻¹), the
display's own powers. That is enough exactly because the pin appears on both
sides of the S-loop:
- once inside
ResiduePlugin.exists_flushResidue_le_displayLegs_of_epsPin, whereloop_resolutioncloses theS ↦ R ↦ Scycle; - once here, as
p := s^{-4}·𝓔 ≤ 1, which is what lets the widened residue's three tail legs be absorbed back into the display's tail legs (sLeg_of_displayResidue).
Only the first leg keeps the factor p, and that is the display's own first
leg.
References #
- ABK26,
l.harmonic.approximation.good.scales; the frozen block ofAlgsuperdiff/Section4/Provider/ExcessDecay/ProviderEpsFree.lean(read for the byte-verification, never imported).
Scalar absorption retaining the error prefactor in the flat leg.
The contested arithmetic, in the abstract.
If the pin gives A p <= 1 with A >= 1, then the widened residue `K (X + Ln
- Lh + Lg)
-- whose legs already sit at the display's owns-powers -- multiplied bypand by the scalar control's constant, is dominated by the display's four legsp X, Ln, Lh, Lg. Nothing here is a norm:X, Ln, Lh, Lg, Sm, Hn` are free nonnegative reals.
Error-weighted scalar assembly, including the shared window and norm preparation.
The display's boundary leg, produced.
At the anchor's own binders and under the disclosed pin, the frozen display's
S-leg s^{-4} * E * |avg_{V1}(u - h)| is dominated by the display's own four
legs at sigmabar_{n+3}. This is the end-to-end statement: the
producer exists once the pin is granted.