HomSpineCarrierBridge #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Theorem B, §4.5: the two carrier bridges #
What is still open #
HomStepThreeShallow proved the analytic core of route (a): the normalized
average over a cube is the AVERAGE of the normalized averages over its
depth-j descendants, hence at most their maximum, so the deep-range bound
transfers to the shallow range with NO loss. Its module docstring named two
purely mechanical identifications as the remaining plug-in, and this module
supplies exactly those two:
- the real /
ℝ≥0∞average bridge — the abstract familyF j z = ν^{1/2}‖∇u‖_{L²(z+□_j)}is built from the REALHomogenization.volumeAverage(CoarseGraining'snormalizedSetAverageis that abbreviation), whilecubeAverage_le_of_descendantsspeaks about∫⁻ · ∂normalizedCubeMeasure R.volumeAverage_eq_toReal_lintegraland its two one-sided corollaries identify them for a nonnegative integrable density; - the indexing bridge —
descendantsAtDepth Q jversus the manuscript's{z + □_{j₀}: z ∈ 3^{j₀}ℤ^d ∩ □_m}atj₀ = Q.scale - j.latticeTranslate_of_mem_descendantsAtDepthproduces, for each descendant, its scale, its lattice centre (z ∈ 3^{j₀}ℤ^d, the integer vector displayed), the identification□_R = z + □_{j₀}in the translate spelling the main statements use, andz ∈ □_m.
With these two, route (a) plugs into the hence_holds_on_deep_range with
nothing left over.
Disposition of #
Unchanged, and this module does not change it: the correction records a GAP IN
THE MANUSCRIPT'S JUSTIFICATION (the word "Hence" in the paper), not a false
display. Route (a) is sound, the printed constant 3^{(1-α)X}3^{(1-α)(m-j)} is
in fact generous, and route (a) does not need the author.
1. Bridge one: the real average versus the ℝ≥0∞ cube integral #
Bridge one. For a nonnegative density integrable on the cube, the
manuscript's real normalized average and CoarseGraining's ℝ≥0∞ normalized cube integral
are the same number.
2. Bridge two: descendants versus the manuscript's lattice translates #
The triadic shift of a cube is its centre.
The centre of a triadic cube lies on the lattice 3^{scale} ℤ^d — the
manuscript's z ∈ 3^{j₀}ℤ^d.
Bridge two. Each depth-j descendant of Q is exactly one of the
manuscript's lattice translates z + □_{j₀} at j₀ = Q.scale - j, with
z ∈ 3^{j₀}ℤ^d ∩ □_{Q.scale}.
The four conjuncts are the four things a consumer of route (a) needs: the
scale, the translate spelling that the main statements' windows use ((fun y => z + y) '' openCubeSet (originCube d j₀)), the lattice membership of the
centre, and its membership in the ambient cube.