StepFiveGeometricTail #
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t.regularity Step 5: the geometric tail of the δ_j series #
The target #
ABK26 t.regularity Step 5: "Summing the series for the δ_j terms". Both
non-ε legs of δ_j are geometrically dominated from the TOP scale m
downwards,
3^{j/2} σ_j^{-1} ≤ C 3^{-(1/2 - γ)(m-j)} · 3^{m/2} σ_m^{-1} ,
3^{j/2} = 3^{-(1/2)(m-j)} · 3^{m/2} ,
so each contributes a convergent geometric series ∑_{j=n}^{m-1} r^{m-j} with
r ∈ (0,1), bounded by r/(1-r) uniformly in n and m. This module is the
pure-real algebra of that summation, over an abstract ratio r and an abstract
dominated family, with no rpow and no exp anywhere: the caller supplies r := 3^{-(1/2-γ)} (resp. 3^{-1/2}) as an already-formed real in (0,1), and
the integer exponent m - j is a zpow.
The partial sum is computed sharply (sum_Icc_le_of_zpow_dominated_sharp), because
the crude bound r/(1-r) is not preserved by the downward induction — adding a
term at the bottom of the window needs the exact residual (r - r^{m-n+1})/(1-r).
References #
- ABK26,
t.regularityStep 5, (e.sum.delta.j.bound).
1. Interval bookkeeping #
Extending a ℤ-interval by one step at the BOTTOM.
2. The scalar step of the downward induction #
The one-step algebra of the sharp geometric partial sum: if the new bottom term
F is at most K A and the sum above it has residual K(r - A), then the
extended sum has residual K(r - A r). Every atom is an abstract real; no
zpow, no rpow.
3. The sharp partial sum #
The sharp geometric partial-sum bound. For a nonnegative family f
dominated from the top scale, f j ≤ K r^{m-j} with 0 < r < 1,
(1 - r) · ∑_{j=n}^{m-1} f j ≤ K (r - r^{m-n+1}) .
Proved by downward induction on n from m, which is why the sharp form is
needed: the crude bound is not an inductive invariant.
The geometric tail, in the form Step 5 uses: for a nonnegative family
dominated by K r^{m-j} from the top scale m,
∑_{j=n}^{m-1} f j ≤ K r / (1 - r) uniformly in n ≤ m .
The uniformity in n is the whole point: e.sum.delta.j.bound has no (m-n)
factor on its two geometric legs.