StepFiveSubWindow #
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t.regularity Step 5: the sub-window re-run of the iteration lemma #
References #
- ABK26,
t.regularityStep 5.
1. The per-scale decay hypothesis, named #
e.Ej.decay.assumption — the per-scale excess-decay hypothesis of
l.iteration.lemma, transcribed character for character from the anchor
Algsuperdiff.Frozen.Section4.iteration_lemma and given a name, so that it can
be quoted as the one input Step 5 takes from Step 4.
For every scale j ∈ [n,m] outside the bad set B, E(u, U_{j-h}) ≤ θ^h E(u, U_j) + ε_j |∇l_j| + δ_j.
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2. Elementary consequences of the window binders #
3. Scalar atoms of the budget-inheritance argument #
The trivial sub-window bound at a degenerate window n' = m': with A ≥ 0, S ≥ 0 and E ≥ 0 one has A ≤ e^E (A + S). Kept as an abstract-real atom so
that exp never meets the geometry.
The prefactor/budget comparison, with exp isolated: a smaller exponent and a
smaller nonnegative second factor give a smaller product.
4. The sub-window device #
The sub-window device. The frozen iteration anchor, conclusion (i),
re-exported at every sub-window [n', m'] ⊆ [n, m] with the outer budgets |𝓑|,
∑_{Icc n m} ε and ∑_{Icc n m} δ in place of the sub-window's own.
This is the exact statement the manuscript uses ("The iteration lemma now
yields, for every n', m' ∈ ℤ with n ≤ n' ≤ m' ≤ m") and the exact statement
l.iteration.lemma does NOT literally provide. The constant C is the
anchor's own.
Note the window binder is relaxed from the anchor's n < m to n ≤ m: the
degenerate windows are handled by le_exp_mul_add_of_nonneg.