StepOneWindow #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
D₁ as a geometric window sum of the collapsed kick family #
ABK26, §4.2, Step 1 of l.minimal.scale.sep. This module proves the identity that
makes D₁ a Step-1 object at all, and the pointwise estimate that turns it into a
geometric window sum of the collapsed kick variable:
D₁(k) = s^{1/2} 1_{𝒢(k;s,1)} ∑_{p ≥ 0} 3^{−½sp} · annularKick_{k−p} (the IDENTITY)
≤ s^{1/2} ∑_{p ≥ 0} 3^{−¼sp} · X_{k−p} (the ESTIMATE)
(the estimate is ABK26)
The weight-bridging identity #
The anchor's clause-(i) annular group carries the weights 3^{−s(m−n)} indexed by
the pair (j, n) with n ≤ j−1 ≤ m−1; after the √-halving of
DDecomposition.lean the weights are 3^{−½s(k−n)}. KickFamily's annularKick_j is the
inner-scale sum at the weight 3^{−½s(j−i)}. The two meet through the exact
factorisation
3^{−½s(k−n)} = 3^{−½s(k−j)} · 3^{−½s(j−n)} (annularHalfSum_eq_tsum)
so that annularHalfSum_k = ∑_{p ≥ 0} 3^{−½sp} annularKick_{k−p} as an identity of
ℝ≥0∞ — nothing is dropped, no convergence is used, and the halved exponent of the
outer sum is exactly the halved exponent of that weight. There is NO weight
mismatch: annularKick sits at the §4.2 weight 3^{−½s·} precisely because
the §4.1 lane's 3^{−¼s·} weight is squared and §4.2's is not.
Main definitions #
outerScaleEquiv— theℕ-enumerationp ↦ k − pof the outer scalesj ≤ k.windowKickSum— the geometric window sum∑_p 3^{−¼sp} X_{k−p}, inℝ, at the collapse coefficient supplied by the caller.
Main results #
annularHalfSum_eq_tsum— the weight-bridging identity.summable_windowKick_of_mem_eventG2— the window sum converges on the good event (the crude majorant√√y ≤ 2 + ysuffices; no sharp estimate is needed here).dOne_le_ofReal_windowKickSum— the Step-1 pointwise estimate, at every sample: off the good event the left side is0, on it the collapse step applies.dOne_ne_top—D₁(k)is finite at every sample, so it may be read inℝ.
References #
- ABK26,
l.minimal.scale.sep, Step 1.
The unsquared companion of Proportion.errorAnnSup_eq_ofReal_errorAnnMax: the
ℝ≥0∞ supremum over the lattice annulus S agrees with the 0-floored Finset
maximum kickAnnMax.
2. The ℕ-enumeration of the outer scales #
The outer scales j ≤ k, enumerated by the offset p = k − j.
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3. The weight-bridging identity #
The weight-bridging identity. The halved annular group of the
D-decomposition IS the geometric window sum of the inner-scale sums:
annularHalfSum_k = ∑_{p ≥ 0} 3^{−½sp} · annularKick_{k−p} .
An equality of ℝ≥0∞: the whole content is the exponent factorisation
3^{−½s(k−n)} = 3^{−½s(k−j)}·3^{−½s(j−n)}.
4. The geometric window sum #
The geometric window sum: ∑_{p ≥ 0} 3^{−¼sp} X_{k−p}, formed in ℝ at
the quarter rate. The weight is written exactly as
Probability.window_geom_head_rearrange writes it.
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The window sum, in the weightThird rendering.
The window sum converges on the good event. The crude majorant
X ≤ lam + 2 + K·annularKick and the good-event bound reduce this to two geometric
series (rates ¼s and ⅛s).
5. The Step-1 pointwise estimate #
The Step-1 pointwise estimate, at every sample.
D₁(k) ≤ s^{1/2} ∑_{p ≥ 0} 3^{−¼sp} X_{k−p} .
Off the good event the left side is 0 and there is nothing to prove; on it the
identity annularHalfSum_eq_tsum reduces the claim to the collapse step
weighted_annularKick_le_kickCollapsed, termwise in p.
D₁(k) is finite at every sample, so it may be read in ℝ without a
junk-value hazard. This is what lets the final Cesàro assembly move between ℝ≥0∞
and ℝ.
The real reading of the Step-1 pointwise estimate.
6. Reading the window sum at the kick family's OWN coefficient #
The collapse step needs the coefficient K' ≥ 216 s^{−9/2}, while K1's Γ₂ tail
and first moment are supplied at K1's own C s^{−9/2}. The two are reconciled by
the fourth root of the ratio — a dimensional constant — so that the Cesàro engine
below is fed the family K1 actually estimates.
The window sum is monotone in the collapse coefficient, up to the fourth root of the ratio (good-event version: both sums converge there).
The Step-1 pointwise estimate at the kick family's own coefficient, at every
sample: D₁(k) ≤ s^{1/2} ρ ∑_p 3^{−¼sp} X_{k−p} with X the collapsed variable at
the coefficient K and ρ = (K'/K)^{1/4} for any admissible K' ≥ 216 s^{−9/2}.