G2AtomTail #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The π’β tail lane: Step 1 (the squared annular maximum) and Step 2 (X_j) #
ABK26, Β§4.1, e.mathcalE.squared.max.bound and e.Xj.Orlicz.bound.
max_{z β 3^nβ€^d β© (β‘_jββ‘_{jβ1})} π_{s,2,2}(z+β‘_n;π_{nβ2},Ο_{nβ2})Β²
β€ πͺ_{Ξ_1}( C(jβn+1) cβ^{β2}s^{β2}Ξ³ ) + πͺ_{Ξ_{1/4}}( C(jβn+1)β΄ exp(βC^{β1}cβΒ³Ξ³^{β1}) ) ,
X_j = KβΞ΅^{β2} Ξ£_{n β€ jβ1} 3^{βΒΌs(jβn)} (that maximum)
β€ πͺ_{Ξ_1}( CKβcβ^{β2}s^{β4}Ξ΅^{β2}Ξ³ ) + πͺ_{Ξ_{1/4}}( CKβs^{β5}Ξ΅^{β2}exp(βC^{β1}cβΒ³Ξ³^{β1}) ) .
What is derived, and from what #
The manuscript's Step 1 cites four inputs. Three of them are performed here:
e.powerofGammasigmaβ squaring moves the Orlicz indices(2, 1/2)to(1, 1/4)and squares the amplitudes.e.maxy.boundβ the union bound over the annulus centres.- the lattice centre
zβ stationarity, not a new estimate: the per-cube atom atzis the origin atom read at the translated sample, andAtomTail.isBigOWith_comp_measurePreservingtransports the tail at every realz. No per-zinstance of any Section 3 statement is used.
The fourth input, Proposition p.induction.bounds composed with "subadditivity
of π", is NOT derived here and is carried as the explicit hypothesis
hcube of isTwoTermBigOWith_errorAnnMax. See the Frontier note below.
Step 2 is the two-term countable generalized triangle inequality
isTwoTermBigOWith_wsum, proved here. The π’β lane's one-term device
(SeriesTail.isBigOWith_wsum) does not suffice: the two Orlicz indices are
never merged in the manuscript, and merging them at Ο = 1/4 would replace the
linear p of Step 3's first term by pβ΄ and break the verification E[X_j^p] β€ 1. The device splits each summand, T = min(YβΊ, T) + (T β min(YβΊ, T)), so
that the two ββ₯0β series add up to the original one on the nose and the
.toReal domination holds everywhere, including at the sample points where a
series diverges.
Frontier (declared, not smuggled) #
hcube is the display
π_{s,2,2}(β‘_n; π_{nβ2}, Ο_{nβ2}) β€ πͺ_{Ξ_2}(Aβ) + πͺ_{Ξ_{1/2}}(Aβ)
at the O cube. The Section 3 anchor p.induction.bounds
(Frozen.Section3.induction_bounds) supplies exactly this shape, but at the
DIAGONAL triple (coefficient scale, domain scale, comparator scale) = (m,m,m)
and at the exponent pair (β,2); the π’β atom needs (nβ2, n, nβ2) at
(2,2). It is therefore taken as a hypothesis, not improvised. Note that the
standing regime Ξ³ β€ C^{β10}cβ^{10} needed to instantiate the anchor is, per
the graph, discharged at the caller and does not appear here at all.
Scope #
Provider material: proved local helpers. hcube is a conditional A
obligation, not a source premise.
References #
- ABK26,
l.ratio.of.good.scales.for.mathcal.E.
1. Two elementary devices #
A 0-floored maximum of a pointwise sum splits. No sign condition on
the summands is needed: the 0-floor of the right side does the work.
2. The two-term countable generalized triangle inequality #
The Ξ_{Οβ}-half of the exact splitting of a nonnegative atom.
Equations
- Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Proportion.splitLow T Y omega = min (max (Y omega) 0) (T omega)
Instances For
The Ξ_{Οβ}-half; by construction T = splitLow + splitHigh exactly.
Equations
- Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Proportion.splitHigh T Y omega = T omega - Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Proportion.splitLow T Y omega
Instances For
The two-term countable generalized triangle inequality
(e.Gamma.sigma.triangle, both lanes at once).
For nonnegative measurable atoms T_i with a two-term weak-Orlicz display at
per-summand scales aβ i, aβ i, positive weights c_i, and both weighted scale
series summable, the total ββ₯0β series wsum T c has a two-term display at the
scales gammaTriangleConst Ο_k Β· Ξ£_i c_i a_k i.
This is the device Step 2 needs and the ambient library does not have: the
library's Ξ_Ο triangle inequality is one-term, and applying it twice is not
possible because the two witnesses of a two-term display are not themselves
series of the summands' witnesses. The exact splitting splitLow/splitHigh
removes that obstruction.
3. Step 1 β the squared annular maximum #
Step 1, e.mathcalE.squared.max.bound.
hcube is the conditional A obligation described in the module docstring; the
lattice translation and the squaring are performed here.
4. Summability of the weighted penalties #
The lattice penalty at a reciprocal-integer Orlicz index is a natural power:
at Ο = 1 it is the manuscript's linear (jβn+1) and at Ο = 1/4 its fourth
power.
The weighted lattice penalties of the π’β lane are summable, at every
positive rate and every reciprocal-integer Orlicz index. This is the input the
countable triangle inequality consumes; the manuscript performs the same estimate
implicitly when it writes the closed forms s^{-4} and s^{-5}.
5. Step 2 β the X_j Orlicz bound #
Step 2, e.Xj.Orlicz.bound.
The atom X_j (without the lane prefactor KβΞ΅^{β2}) inherits a two-term
display from Step 1 through the countable generalized triangle inequality,
applied at Ο = 1 and Ο = 1/4 simultaneously.
hcube is the per-inner-scale conditional A obligation of Step 1.