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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Regularity.StepSevenEndAssembly

StepSevenEndAssembly #

Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.

t.regularity Step 7d, part three: e.energy.density.estimate #

The target #

ABK26, the last line of the proof of t.regularity:

Since m - m' ≤ |𝓑_z| + 3 ≤ C₁⁻¹(1-α)(m-n) + 3, we obtain e.energy.density.estimate by the previous display and e.gradient.with.shom since σ_{n'} ≤ 2 σ_m.

and the target display e.energy.density.estimate:

  ν^{1/2}‖∇u‖_{L²((x+□_n)∩□_m)}
    ≤ C 3^{(1-α)(m-n)} ( ν^{1/2}‖∇u‖_{L²(□_m)}
        + σ_m^{-1/2} 3^{m/2}[𝐠]_{W^{1/2,∞}(□_m)}
        + σ_m^{1/2} 3^{m/2}‖∇h‖_{W^{1/2,∞}(□_m)} 1_{x ∉ □_{m-1}} ) .

The exponent bookkeeping — the two halves make exactly (1-α)(m-n) #

stepSevenGradientWithShom carries 3^{(3/4)(1-α)(m-n)}, and the Step-7d endpoint (StepSevenEndEmbedding) contributes the transport factor, which StepSevenEndPoincare absorbs into 3^{(1/4)(1-α)(m-n)}. Their product is 3^{(1-α)(m-n)} — the printed exponent, character for character. This is the arithmetic reason the printed 3/4 of e.gradient.with.shom is what it is: the theorem's own exponent is 1, and Step 7d spends the remaining quarter on the coarse-graining transport.

σ_{n'} ≤ 2 σ_m needs no adjacency #

The final sentence presents σ_{n'} ≤ 2σ_m as an adjacency consequence. In this repository the growth cap is sigmaBar_le_rpow_mul_sigmaBar_of_inductionState, derived from conjunct 1 of the frozen Section-3 inductionState at the two scales alone — at the explicit constant 4 rather than the printed 2, which is immaterial inside C (the collapse cost becomes √4 = 2 instead of √2). Both are delivered: the composition takes σ_{n'} ≤ Ccmp · σ_m for an arbitrary Ccmp, and the printed Ccmp = 2 and the proved Ccmp = 4 are both instances.

The data-bracket collapse is owned here #

This module owns the collapse: the data-leg merge is applied here, at the same comparison σ_{n'} ≤ Ccmp σ_m that the assembly uses for the oscillation leg, so the two consumptions of e.shom.m.vs.shom.n are one hypothesis.

The [𝐠]_{H^s} → [𝐠]_{W^{1/2,∞}} passage #

The endpoint's data leg is 3^{sm}[𝐠]_{H^s(□_m)} while the theorem's data leg is 3^{m/2}[𝐠]_{W^{1/2,∞}(□_m)}; the manuscript never displays the passage. It is the proved atom three_rpow_mul_normalizedGagliardoESeminormOn_cube_le, and it is consumed here in the real-valued layer, not re-derived: the free s cancels out of the scale weight, which is why e.energy.density.estimate can be s-free.

The conditional inputs reaching this module #

Nothing new is assumed here. The assembly is a theorem about the two proved displays; the live conditional inputs are the ones its two arguments carry —'s hcacc/hlambda/hosc, StepSevenEndPoincare's hcg/hlambda, and StepSevenEndEmbedding's hembed/hbridge.

The end chain is the single entry point: it takes each of the three proved displays' conclusions in its hypothesis slots (stepSevenGradientWithShom, the absorbed coarse-grained Poincaré display, and the oscillation endpoint's three links) and produces e.energy.density.estimate. The unification is syntactic — no massaging, one associativity ring.

Strengthenings #

sqrt_shomNp_mul_endpoint_le and the two composition theorems need no sign condition on the endpoint constant or on the transported bracket: the multiplicative step only uses 0 ≤ oscTrunc and 0 ≤ √Ccmp·√σ_m. Those binders were therefore dropped rather than carried unused.

References #

1. σ_{n'} ≤ C σ_m on the oscillation leg #

√σ_m · √(σ_m⁻¹) = 1.

theorem Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Regularity.sqrt_shomNp_mul_endpoint_le {shomNp shomM Ccmp Cend X oscTrunc : ℝ} (hshomM : 0 < shomM) (hCcmp : 0 ≤ Ccmp) (hoscTrunc : 0 ≤ oscTrunc) (hcomp : shomNp ≤ Ccmp * shomM) (hend : oscTrunc ≤ Cend * (√shomM⁻¹ * X)) :
√shomNp * oscTrunc ≤ √Ccmp * Cend * X

The σ collapse on the oscillation leg.

The Step-7c gradient display multiplies the endpoint by √σ_{n'}, while the endpoint itself carries √(σ_m⁻¹); the comparison σ_{n'} ≤ Ccmp σ_m makes the two cancel at the cost √Ccmp:

  √σ_{n'} · Cend · √(σ_m⁻¹) · X  ≤  √Ccmp · Cend · X .

Ccmp = 2 is the printed constant; the derived growth cap gives Ccmp = 4. No sign condition on Cend or X is needed — a strengthening: the multiplicative step only uses 0 ≤ oscTrunc and 0 ≤ √Ccmp·√σ_m.

2. The assembly #

theorem Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Regularity.stepSevenEnergyDensityEstimate_compose {Cg Cend Ccmp R34 R14 shomNp shomM gradLoc oscTrunc dataOsc dataM gradM dataG : ℝ} (hCg : 0 ≤ Cg) (hCcmp : 0 ≤ Ccmp) (hshomM : 0 < shomM) (hR34 : 0 ≤ R34) (hoscTrunc : 0 ≤ oscTrunc) (hcomp : shomNp ≤ Ccmp * shomM) (hgrad : gradLoc ≤ Cg * √shomNp * R34 * oscTrunc + Cg * R34 * (√shomNp * dataOsc + dataM)) (hend : oscTrunc ≤ Cend * R14 * (√shomM⁻¹ * (gradM + √shomM⁻¹ * dataG))) :
gradLoc ≤ Cg * (√Ccmp * (Cend * R14)) * R34 * (gradM + √shomM⁻¹ * dataG) + Cg * R34 * (√shomNp * dataOsc + dataM)

e.energy.density.estimate, assembled — the abstract-real core.

From's e.gradient.with.shom at the power = 3^{(3/4)(1-α)(m-n)} and the Step-7d endpoint = 3^{(1/4)(1-α)(m-n)}, together with σ_{n'} ≤ Ccmp σ_m, the theorem's own display follows at the power R34 · = 3^{(1-α)(m-n)}:

  gradLoc ≤ Cg·(√Ccmp·Cend)·(R34·R14)·( gradM + √(σ_m⁻¹)·dataG )
            + Cg·R34·( √σ_{n'}·dataOsc + dataM ) ,

the second summand being the honest data bracket, which the merged form collapses to the printed one.

5. The data leg in the theorem's own seminorm #