StepFourCollapseEps #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
t.regularity Step 4: the ε_j leg of the collapse #
The target #
𝓔_{s/8,∞,2}(z + □_{n+1}; 𝐚_L − (κ_L − κ_{n+1})_{…}, σ_{n+1})
= Support.fluxCorrectedErrorRepresentative M L (n+1) ⟨s/8⟩ (τ_z ω) ,
while the Step-5 slot ε_j (StepFiveBudgetSums.stepFiveEps) is the sup_{L ≥ j} observable, restricted to the good event and pushed through ENNReal.toReal.
Two exact alignments, and one shift #
- The gate is literally the same set. The excess-decay supply event is
goodEventAt M (cgEllipLowerConstant d) (n-2+3) z ⟨s/8⟩ (s/8 · √δ)andε_j's indicator isgoodEventAt M (cgEllipLowerConstant d) j z ⟨s_8⟩ (stepOneEp δ)withstepOneEp δ = s_8 · √δands_8 = 1/32. At the Step-1 pins = 1/4the two are the SAME term, constant for constant. - The observable is the same carrier, and the per-level representative is
dominated by the
sup_{L ≥ j}observable (Support.le_fluxCorrectedErrorObservableSup) for everyL ≥ j. - The scale shifts by one. The excess-decay display contracts the excess
between scales
nandn-k, but reads its error observable atn-2+3 = n+1. Identifying the Step-5 indexj:= n(which is what the excess indices force) therefore pins the Step-5ε-slot at the shifted familyε_{j+1}. The shift is carried explicitly, not absorbed:e.sum.eps.j.boundis re-derived for it, at the same constant, fromGoodScaleWindowson the shifted window[n+1, m+1].
The toReal corner, closed #
stepFiveEps is a toReal, so a ⊤ observable would silently collapse the
slot to 0 and make the conversion.
References #
- ABK26,
t.regularityStep 1; Step 4.
1. The per-level representative under the Step-5 slot #
The ε_j leg producer. On the good event, and with the observable
finite (the real cap hcap), the excess-decay lane's per-level flux-corrected
error at any truncation level L ≥ j is at most the Step-5 slot ε_j.
This is the exact conversion the Step-4 collapse needs: it turns the leg datum
into the ε_j at constant 1.
The real-valued form of the ε_j cap: a ℝ≥0∞ cap at a nonnegative real
transfers through toReal.