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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Homogenization.HomStepThreeCoarse

HomStepThreeCoarse #

Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.

Theorem B, §4.5, Step 3b: the arithmetic of the gap absorption #

The two targets #

Step 3 (the coarse graining application): substitute the mesoscale energy bound (the Step 2b) into the general coarse-graining estimate and obtain the gradient homogenization bound.

Step 3 (the gap absorption): the mesoscale gap s^{-9/2} 3^{(n-m)/2} ≤ C γ^5, substituted back, compared with the definition of EthmB(m), yielding the weak gradient bound.

THE SECOND CONDITIONAL EDGE — disclosed #

The general coarse-graining proposition is a declared dependency AND a declared source hypothesis of the Step-3a node ("the general coarse-graining proposition applied with p → ∞ … substituted into the general coarse-graining estimate"), so its conclusion enters here as a NAMED TRANSCRIBED HYPOTHESIS hCG, exactly as Theorem C's display enters as hC. It is not available as a theorem:

The chain that consumes that Proposition reads the p → ∞ reading of its display through a transcribed hCG binder. The W^{-s,∞} left-hand side is carried as an abstract nonnegative real, so nothing about the negative-norm carrier is assumed either.

What is proved #

The elementary arithmetic behind the gap absorption: 1 < log 3 (one_lt_log_three) and the lever t^5 ≤ 3125 e^t (pow_five_le_exp). Together they give the "gapAbsorb computation" s^{-9/2}3^{(n-m)/2} ≤ C_gap0(d-free) γ^5 at the EXPLICIT constant C_gap0 = (log 3 - 1)^{-5}. 5 log 3 = 5.49… > 5 is genuine and is exactly the slack the proof spends; the lever is t ≤ exp t applied at t = (log 3 - 1)|log γ|, with no series and no factorials.

4. Step 3b: the gap absorption #

The elementary lever: t ≤ exp t at t/5, raised to the fifth power. No series, no factorials.