StepFiveIterationResult #
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t.regularity Step 5: e.oscillation.iteration.result #
The target #
3^{-n'} ‖u - (u)_{U_{n'}}‖_{L²(U_{n'})}
≤ C exp( C₁^{-1} C (1-α)(m-n) )
( 3^{-m'} ‖u - (u)_{U_{m'}}‖_{L²(U_{m'})} + C · dataG )
+ C exp( C₁^{-1} C (1-α)(m-n) ) · dataH
for every n', m' ∈ ℤ with n ≤ n' ≤ m' ≤ m. The right-hand shape is fixed
by what Step 6 consumes: oscillationHolderBound_of_iterationResult's hiter
slot, at Real.exp ((stepOne d Cedos Cann Citer k)⁻¹ * Citer * stepSixExponent alpha n m). The theorem below produces literally that expression.
Four readings of the printed step, and where each is discharged #
- The iteration lemma concludes only at the bottom index; the "for every
n', m'" conclusion is the sub-window re-run with inherited budgets. Device:StepFiveSubWindow'sexists_oscillation_subwindow_of_iterationLemma, applied here. - The anchor demands the decay on
[n,m] \ 𝓑, while Step 4 supplies it only on[n+k, m-1] \ 𝓑_z. Device:stepFiveBadSetbelow,𝓑 := (𝓑_z ∪ [n, n+k) ∪ {m}) ∩ [n,m], with|𝓑| ≤ |𝓑_z| + k + 1(stepFiveBadSet_card_le) priced through the anchor's ownexp(C(h+1)(|𝓑|+1)). The enlargement is carried explicitly. - The boundary leg
ε_j ‖∇h‖_{L^∞} 1_{z∉□_{m-1}}sits insideδ_j; it is never discarded — it travels indataH, whose coefficient is tracked separately fromdataG's. - Only conclusion (i) of the anchor (the product form) is consumed, via the
sub-window device, which itself takes only
.1.
What is discharged inside, and the one conditional input #
The one conditional input is the Step-4 per-scale excess decay, carried as the
hypothesis named hstep4 and named in the theorem's name. Its exact text
is quoted in the theorem's docstring.
References #
- ABK26,
t.regularityStep 5.
1. The enlarged bad set #
The missing indices are exactly [n, n+k) and {m}, so
𝓑 := ( 𝓑_z ∪ [n, n+k) ∪ {m} ) ∩ [n, m] .
The intersection with [n,m] is what makes 𝓑 ⊆ Finset.Icc n m hold with no
side condition on k versus m-n.
Equations
- Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Regularity.stepFiveBadSet Bz n m k = (Bz ∪ Finset.Ico n (n + ↑k) ∪ {m}) ∩ Finset.Icc n m
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The enlarged bad set satisfies the anchor's binder 𝓑 ⊆ Finset.Icc n m.
2. The contraction parameters θ = 3^{-1/4}, h = k #
θ := 3^{-1/4}, the iteration lemma's contraction ratio at Step 5.
Equations
Instances For
θ ∈ (0,1) — the anchor's first θ-binder.
θ^k = 3^{-k/4}: the natural-power/rpow bridge the anchor's second
θ-binder needs.
3^{-1/2} < 3/5, i.e. 25 < 27.
θ^k ∈ (0, 3/5) for k ≥ 2 — the anchor's second θ-binder. The Step-1
integer k is at least 10, so it meets the binder a fortiori.
3. The prefactor conversion, over abstract reals #
The additive budget bound behind the prefactor conversion: with
|𝓑|+1 ≤ K₁ + K₂ X and ∑ε ≤ K₃ X,
C₀(h+1)(|𝓑|+1) + C₀ ∑ε ≤ C₀(h+1)K₁ + ( C₀(h+1)K₂ + C₀K₃ ) X .
Abstract reals only.
4. The shape of e.oscillation.iteration.result, over abstract reals #
The scalar core of the composition into Step 6's hiter shape: no exp, no
rpow, every atom an abstract real. Eq is the anchor's prefactor, Q the
Step-6 exponential, Sd the δ-sum.