StepNineOffGridGeometry #
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t.regularity off-grid transfer: the geometry #
The gap #
The whole §4.4 proof runs at a lattice centre z ∈ 3^n ℤ^d ∩ □_m and ends on the
window (z + □_{n+1}) ∩ □_m, while t.regularity claims the estimate at an
arbitrary x ∈ □_m on (x + □_n) ∩ □_m. The manuscript performs the transfer
nowhere: it is asserted in a single sentence.
The construction: round toward the origin, not to the nearest lattice point #
The admissible set of lattice centres is larger than the manuscript's implicit
"nearest point". x + □_n ⊆ z + □_{n+1} asks only
|x_i − z_i| ≤ (3^{n+1} − 3^n)/2 = 3^n ,
an interval of length 2·3^n around x_i, which contains BOTH 3^n⌊x_i/3^n⌋
and 3^n⌈x_i/3^n⌉. Choosing between them by the SIGN of x_i — i.e. rounding
toward the origin — gives simultaneously
|x_i − z_i| < 3^n and |z_i| ≤ |x_i| .
The second inequality is what the nearest-point route does not have, and it is
exactly what needs: z inherits origin-cube membership of x. In particular
x ∈ □_m ⟹ z ∈ □_m (the manuscript's own z ∈ 3^nℤ^d ∩ □_m) and x ∈ □_{m−1} ⟹ z ∈ □_{m−1} (the boundary indicator, see StepNineOffGridIndicator). No
band enlargement is needed at any scale.
What is delivered #
offGridLatticeIndex,offGridCentre— the integer index and the lattice point3^n·v, inSupport.triadicLatticePoint's own carrier;abs_sub_offGridCentre_lt,abs_offGridCentre_le— the two scalar facts;offGridCentre_mem_openCubeSet—x ∈ □_k → z ∈ □_kscalek;offGridLatticeIndex_mem_latticeCubeSet—zis a member of the Step-3 lattice index setSupport.latticeCubeSet d n m;truncatedWindow_subset_offGrid—(x + □_n) ∩ □_m ⊆ (z + □_{n+1}) ∩ □_m;exists_inner_cube_subset_truncatedWindow— the common inscribed cube fromStepThreeWindows, used for the volume bound inStepNineOffGridTransfer.
References #
- ABK26,
t.regularity, (the claim at everyx ∈ □_m) (the lattice-centre endpoint and the asserted transfer).
1. The scalar rounding toward the origin #
2. The off-grid lattice centre #
The off-grid lattice index. The integer vector v with 3^n v the
coordinatewise rounding of x toward the origin at spacing 3^n.
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The off-grid lattice centre z ∈ 3^n ℤ^d, in the Step-3 carrier
Support.triadicLatticePoint.
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The displacement bound: |x_i − z_i| < 3^n, one full lattice spacing — the
slack the nearest-point route throws away.
The origin-monotonicity: |z_i| ≤ |x_i|. This is the fact the
manuscript's implicit nearest-point choice does not have, and the one that
makes the boundary indicator transfer without a band enlargement.
Every origin-cube membership of x passes to z, at every scale k and
for every n.
z is a Step-3 lattice centre: its index lies in Support.latticeCubeSet d n m, i.e. z ∈ 3^n ℤ^d ∩ □_m.
3. The window inclusion #
The cube inclusion x + □_n ⊆ z + □_{n+1}: the centred cube at an
arbitrary point sits inside the ONE-S cube at its toward-origin lattice point.
The truncated-window inclusion (the shape t.regularity consumes):
(x + □_n) ∩ □_m ⊆ (z + □_{n+1}) ∩ □_m , z = offGridCentre n x .