MinimalScaleShift #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
t.regularity Step 1/Step 2: the parameter names, the + k + 3 shift, and the #
tail arithmetic #
Contents #
stepOneS,stepOneSEighth,stepOneDelta— the Step-1 parameter names ofe.parameter.choices.regularity:s := 1/4, the minimal-scale arguments/8, andδ := C₁⁻¹(1-α).minimalScaleX—e.def.X.m.alpha:X_m(α) := Z_m + k + 3, written for an arbitraryℕ∞-valuedZso that the shift is a lemma aboutZ, never about a particular producer.measurable_minimalScaleX,le_minimalScaleX,tail_minimalScaleX_subset— the three facts the shift contributes: measurability is inherited (ℕ∞is discrete),Z ≤ Xpointwise (so everya.s.clause gated byZtransports to the strictly smaller gateX), and the tail event ofXat levelNis contained in the tail event ofZat levelN - (k+3).exp_tail_dom,rate_dom,gate_of_sq_le— the three abstract-real inequalities behind the conversion of thep.minimal.scale.separation.sec4tail into the shape printed in the anchor's minimal-scale clause. Every transcendental atom is opaque:Real.expis touched only throughReal.exp_le_exp, and no nonlinear-arithmetic closer is used anywhere.
References #
- ABK26,
t.regularitySteps 1--2.
The Step-1 parameters #
The Step-1 scale parameter s := 1/4 of e.parameter.choices.regularity.
Equations
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The minimal-scale argument s/8 of e.def.X.m.alpha, i.e. the first argument
of Z_m(s/8, δ).
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s/8 = 1/32.
0 < s/8.
s/8 ∈ (0, 1/4]: the s-window of p.minimal.scale.separation.sec4.
(s/8)^9 ≤ 1.
0 < (s/8)^9.
The + k + 3 shift #
e.def.X.m.alpha: the Step-2 minimal scale X_m(α) := Z_m(s/8, δ) + k + 3, as
a function of an arbitrary ℕ∞-valued minimal scale Z and the abstract
Step-1 constant k.
Equations
- Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Regularity.minimalScaleX Z k omega = Z omega + ↑k + 3
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X_m(α) = Z_m + (k+3) with the offset collected into a single natural cast.
Z_m ≤ X_m(α) pointwise. This is what transports a good-scales clause gated
by Z_m ≤ m - n to the same clause gated by X_m(α) ≤ m - n.
Measurability of X_m(α) is inherited from Z_m: ℕ∞ is a discrete
measurable space, so post-composition with · + k + 3 is measurable.
The abstract-real tail arithmetic #
All three lemmas are stated for opaque reals. Real.exp is used only through
Real.exp_le_exp; the rest is monotonicity of multiplication and division.
With a := 1 - α, v := N - C, t := N - k - 4, Cm the
p.minimal.scale.separation.sec4 constant and Co the produced one, the
anchor's rate a²·v/(Co·g) is dominated by the producer's rate
t·s⁹·cs²·(C₁⁻¹a)²/(Cm·g) as soon as Cm ≤ s⁹ cs² C₁⁻² Co.
The γ-gate of p.minimal.scale.separation.sec4 at the Step-1 parameters.
From the theorem's own hypothesis α ≤ 1 - C γ^{1/2} in the squared form Co² g ≤ a² (with a:= 1 - α), together with a size condition on Co, the second
branch of the producer's min is met at δ = C₁⁻¹(1-α).
The small-N branch of the shifted tail: when N ≤ C, the printed right-hand
side is at least 1, so the trivial probability bound already gives the
estimate.