StepOneEpsilon #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
t.regularity Step 1: the annular-admissibility bullet and ε_j(z) #
The target #
ABK26 t.regularity Step 1, (the first bullet's second half) (the definition
of ε_j(z) and its cap):
ε_j(z) := 𝓔_{s/8,∞,2}(z + □_j; a_L - (κ_L-κ_j)_{z+□_j}, σ̂_j) · 1_{𝒢(j,z; ⅛s, ⅛ s δ^{1/2})} ,
ε_j(z) ≤ C_{ann} s δ^{1/2} ≤ ½ s^{3/2} C_{edos}^{-1} 3^{-k/4} .
The re-verification (binding) #
The printed first bullet asks for γ|log γ|² ≤ s c⋆² (⅛ s δ^{1/2}); the frozen
producer is at the strengthened hypothesis γ|log γ|² ≤ t^{3/2} c⋆² ε with t the index
at which it is applied. Step 1 applies it at t = s/8 (that is the index
inside 𝒢(j,z; ⅛s, …) and inside ε_j(z)) and at ε = ⅛ s δ^{1/2}, so the
honest requirement is
γ |log γ|² ≤ (s/8)^{3/2} · c⋆² · (⅛ s δ^{1/2}) .
That requirement is carried here as a hypothesis of the cap, not discharged: it
is NOT a consequence of γ ≤ γ₀ alone, because δ degenerates as α → 1, and
the lower bound on δ is the caller's own α-range hypothesis α ≤ 1 - C(d,c⋆) γ^{1/2} (the S Step-1 bullet).
Contents #
stepOneEpsJ— the definition ofε_j(z), in the carriers the frozen producers use (fluxCorrectedErrorObservableSupat thez-translated sample, gated bygoodEventAt,ℝ≥0∞-valued).stepOneSEighth_mem_Icc— the annulars-window atγ ≤ 1/256.ae_stepOneEpsJ_le— theε_j(z)cap:ε_j(z) ≤ C_ann · (⅛ s δ^{1/2})almost surely, for every scalejand every centrez.
Deviations from the printed text #
- The
∞slot.ε_j(z)is formed here withSupport.fluxCorrectedErrorObservableSup, the supremum over the truncation levelsL ≥ jof the flux-corrected(∞,2)representative — the object the frozenp.minimal.scale.separation.sec4andp.mathcalE.annular.decompclauses both carry. It dominates the printed per-Lrepresentative (Support.le_fluxCorrectedErrorObservableSup), so the cap proved here is stronger than the printed one at every fixedL. - The centre. The frozen annular clause (ii) is stated at the centre
0and the untranslated sample; the transport to(z, z-translated sample)is the proved law-preserving translation, not a new assumption. - The cap's
εslot. The printed chain writesε_j(z) ≤ C_ann s δ^{1/2}; the producer deliversC_ann εatε = ⅛ s δ^{1/2}, which is smaller.
References #
- ABK26,
t.regularityStep 1. - ABK26,
e.mathcalE.annular.decomp.good.event.
1. The annular window at the Step-1 index s/8 #
The Step-1 index s/8 = 1/32 lies in the annular producer's s-window [8γ, 1/4] as soon as γ ≤ 1/256.
2. ε_j(z) #
ε_j(z): the flux-corrected homogenization-error observable at the cube `z
- □_j
and indexs/8, restricted to the good event𝒢(j, z; ⅛ s, ⅛ s δ^{1/2})`.
The two ingredients are the frozen d.good.event.for.lambda carrier
goodEventAt and the d.mathcal.E carrier fluxCorrectedErrorObservableSup,
in exactly the pairing the frozen p.minimal.scale.separation.sec4 clause uses
(event at the centre z, observable at the z-translated sample).
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
The ε_j(z) cap (first inequality): almost surely, at every scale j
and every centre z,
ε_j(z) ≤ C_ann · (⅛ s δ^{1/2}) ,
The three hypotheses are that anchor's own premises at the Step-1 slot: the
standing regime γ ≤ C_ann⁻¹ c⋆¹⁰, the s-window (through γ ≤ 1/256), the
ε-range (through δ ∈ (0,1/2]) and the strengthened smallness.