HomStepEnvelope #
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Theorem B, §4.5: the defect random variable EthmB(m) and the #
parameter web of the §4.5 parameter choices #
The target #
t.homogenization, the definition of E_thmB:
EthmB(m):= s^{-1} 3^{(1-α) X_m(α)}
sup_{L ≥ m} 𝓔_{s₁,∞,2}(□_m, n; ã_{L,m}, σ_m)
( 1 + sup_{L ≥ m} 𝓔_{1/4,∞,2}(□_m; ã_{L,m}, σ_m) )
+ C γ⁵ ( 1 + sup_{L ≥ m} 𝓔²_{s₁/2,∞,2}(□_m, n; ã_{L,m}, σ_m) )
together with node the parameter selection:
s:= |log γ|⁻¹, s₁:= s/2, s₂:= 1/2, α:= 1 - s/2, k:= ⌈10|log γ|⌉,
n:= m - k.
Carrier #
The three sup_{L ≥ m} 𝓔 factors are the OWN carrier: the two-argument
observable
Algsuperdiff.Section4.Support.fluxCorrectedTwoScaleErrorObservableSup of
Support/FluxCorrectedTwoScale.lean, which is the carrier of the anchor
Algsuperdiff.Frozen.Section4.bounds_mathcal_E_aL. It already carries the
L-supremum and the flux correction ã_{L,m} = a_L - (k_L - k_m)_{□_m}, takes
values in [0,∞], so that no convergence side condition enters the statement,
and reduces at a matched index pair n = m to the one-argument observable by
rfl. The one-argument
𝓔_{1/4,∞,2}(□_m; ·) of the middle factor is therefore rendered as the
two-argument observable at n = m, exactly as the source's own convention
prescribes.
Consequently ethmB takes values in ℝ≥0∞. The real-valued witness
EB: Ω → ℝ demanded by the frozen block of generator_renormalization is
obtained downstream, after the Step-1 moment bound has certified ethmB < ∞
a.e.; it is NOT formed here.
Exponent binders #
ethmB is parametrized by the base exponent s: {s: ℝ // 0 < s}; the
subordinate exponents s₁ = s/2 and s₁/2 = s/4 are formed inside the
definition from s.2, so no extra positivity binder is carried. The §4.5
value s = |log γ|⁻¹ is supplied by homS below and is NOT baked into the
definition: homS M is positive only under a γ ≠ 1 gate, and the
convention is that gates live in theorems, not in definitions.
1. The exponent slots #
The fixed exponent 1/4 of the middle factor of EthmB(m).
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2. The parameter web the §4.5 parameter choices + the mesoscale energy definition #
s:= |log γ|⁻¹.
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α:= 1 - s/2.
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k:= ⌈10 |log γ|⌉.
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n:= m - k (the mesoscale energy definition).
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1 - α = s/2: the exponent that Step 1's Markov step consumes.
The mesoscale gap in the real gauge the anchor's binders use.
3. The defect random variable EthmB(m) #
EthmB(m).
The three 𝓔 factors are the anchor's own carrier; the middle one is the
one-argument functional, i.e. the two-argument observable at n = m. Y is
the minimal-scale factor 3^{(1-α) X_m(α)} of Theorem C (an abstract
[0,∞]-valued observable here: its construction and its Step-1 exponential
moment are the business of the Step-1 module), and Cgap is the Step-3
gap-absorption constant C = C(d, c⋆) of the second summand.
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4.: the moment bound must survive the Step-3 rescaling #
The rescaling stability of the moment normal form.
If F obeys ∫⁻ F^p ≤ (ofReal R)^p and lam ≥ 0, then the rescaled
observable ofReal lam * F obeys the SAME normal form with the majorant
enlarged by exactly lam. This is the honest disposition of: the source's
Step-3 sentence "absorbing the constant C into EthmB(m)" rescales a witness
whose moment bound was already proved, so the moment bound's constant must
absorb the same factor.
The EthmB instance of the previous lemma: the Step-1 moment bound of
EthmB(m) transports to the Step-3 rescaled witness C · EthmB(m) with the
moment constant multiplied by the same C.