HomSeamBudgetArith #
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The budget: the two |log γ| costs multiply to exactly ONE |log γ| #
What this file supplies #
The corrected statement enlarges the moment display of
Theorem B from |log γ|² to |log γ|³. It assigns the ONE
new log to the product of the two machine-pinned costs of realizing Step 3 at
the fixed exponent p = 4d:
D3 = coarseGrainingGeomFactor (4d) (s/4) ≈ |log γ|^{1/(4d)}
CA = (1 + (s·p')⁻¹)^{1/p'} ≈ |log γ|^{1-1/(4d)}
This file proves, over abstract reals and with NO model in sight, that the
product is at most 2·|log γ| on the printed gate 4 ≤ |log γ| — i.e. that
the one extra log of the frozen display is enough, with a numeral to spare and
with NO dependence of the budget constant on d.
coarseGrainingGeomFactor_le_one_add_inv -- D3 ≤ (1 + (w·p)⁻¹)^{1/p}
geomFactor_mul_farBandFactor_le_two_mul -- the product, at conjugate (p,q)
recut_geomBudget_le -- the same at the §4.5 pin p = 4d
recut_geomBudget_le_absLog -- and at s = homS M, on the gate
The two ≈ above are necessity records — the D3 lower bound and the
far-band lower bound; this file supplies the matching UPPER bounds, which is what
the budget slot consumes.
1. log 3 ≥ 1, and the elementary convexity bound it feeds #
e ≤ 3, hence 1 ≤ log 3.
2. The D3 upper bound #
THE D3 FACTOR, FROM ABOVE.
coarseGrainingGeomFactor p w = (1-3^{-wp})^{-1/p} ≤ (1 + (w·p)⁻¹)^{1/p}.
This is the exact companion of the D3 necessity record: both sides behave
like (wp)^{-1/p}
as w·p → 0, so nothing is lost here. No gate, no γ, no d.
3. THE BUDGET: the two costs multiply to one L #
THE BUDGET INEQUALITY, over abstract reals.
At a conjugate pair (p, q) (1/p + 1/q = 1) the product of
- the
ℓ^pdepth-aggregation energy factorcoarseGrainingGeomFactor p w, and - the dual-converse far-band factor
(1 + (L⁻¹·q)⁻¹)^{1/q}
is at most 2·L, provided only that (w·p)⁻¹ ≤ L and 1 ≤ L. The two
exponents 1/p and 1/q add to 1: that is the whole content — one log, not
two, and the constant is the numeral 2.
4. THE BUDGET AT THE §4.5 PIN p = 4d #
THE BUDGET AT THE PIN. p = 4d, w = s/4 with s = L⁻¹, and q the
Hölder conjugate of 4d: the product of the D3 energy factor and the
dual-converse far-band factor is at most 2·L.
The pin's arithmetic is w·p = (L⁻¹/4)·(4d) = d/L, so (w·p)⁻¹ = L/d ≤ L as
soon as 1 ≤ d. The d-dependence of the two individual factors
(L^{1/(4d)} and L^{1-1/(4d)}) cancels EXACTLY: the budget constant is the
numeral 2.
THE D3 FACTOR ALONE IS INSIDE THE BUDGET.
At the §4.5 pin the geometric factor of the ℓ^p energy slot is at most 2·L
all by itself: it is ≍ L^{1/(4d)}, and one whole log is more than enough.
This discharges the factor D3 on its own, inside the frozen budget.
D3, DISCHARGED ON THE PRINTED GATE. GEOM ≤ 2·|log γ|.
THE BUDGET ON THE PRINTED GATE, at the own order
s = homS M = |log γ|⁻¹. This is the inequality the frozen display's free
factor slot has to absorb, machine-checked: D3 · CA ≤ 2·|log γ|.