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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.Regularity.StepSevenLambdaSlots

StepSevenLambdaSlots #

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

t.regularity Step 7b: the derived-slot table #

The target #

The derived-slot table: from clause (A) (StepSevenLambdaStability.lean) and clause (B) (StepSevenLambdaGoodEvent.lean) alone, every §4.4 λ/Λ slot follows by index monotonicity and λ ≤ Λ. The four slots, all on the inner cube □_{k-1} (the Step-7a sandwich's y' + □_{k'-1} in the lattice-aligned reading) against the outer □_k (z + □_{k'}), are:

#slotconsumerconstant proved here
1λ_{1/8,2}^{-1}(□_{k-1}) ≤ Clam σ^{-1}'s hlambdaClam = (32/7)·CB
2λ_{1/8,1}(□_{k-1}) ≤ Clam σ's Cacc. L² leg(256/63)·CB
3λ_{1/8,1}^{-1}(□_{k-1}) ≤ C σ^{-1}'s Cacc. data leg(64/7)·CB
4Θ_{1/4,1/8}(□_{k-1}) ≤ Cthe Theta0 cap(16384/441)·²

(row 1's consumer is stepSevenCgLamInv; row 4's is the Theta0 binder of StepSevenCaccMatching.stepSevenCaccPrefactor_le.)

Row 4 is the one that matters structurally: the comparators cancel. The Λ leg carries σ and the λ^{-1} leg carries σ^{-1}, so their product is σ·σ^{-1} = 1 and Θ_{1/4,1/8} is a pure dimensional constant. That cancellation is machine-verified below (stepSevenThetaRatio_le_of_caps), not asserted.

The prefactor arithmetic (all three values machine-checked) #

At s* = 1/16 and C = 2 the printed prefactor C(1-2s*)^{-1}(t/(t-s*))^{2/q} has coefficient 2/(1-1/8) = 16/7 and takes the values

  t = 1/8, q = 2 :   (16/7)·(2)^1     = 32/7    (row 1)
  t = 1/4, q = 1 :   (16/7)·(4/3)^2   = 256/63  (rows 2 and 4's Λ leg)
  t = 1/8, q = 1 :   (16/7)·(2)^2     = 64/7    (rows 3 and 4's λ leg)

and row 4's constant is (256/63)·(64/7)·² = (16384/441)·².

References #

1. rpow at integer exponents, in the Real.rpow head form #

2. The three prefactor values #

3. The naming trap: stepSevenCgLamInv IS the inverse #

stepSevenCgLamInv Q a s = λ_{s/2,2}^{-1}(Q; a), with the rpow (-1) of the definition read as an honest inverse.

4. The index inequalities of the table #

Row 1 of the derived-slot table. From clause (A) at (t,q) = (1/8,2) and clause (B),

  λ_{1/8,2}^{-1}(□_{k-1}; a) ≤ (32/7)·CB · σ^{-1} ,

which is the hlambda slot at Clam := (32/7)·CB and shomMp := σ^{-1}.

6. Rows 2 and 3: the Caccioppoli slots #

The Λ leg at (t,q) = (1/4,1): Λ_{1/4,1}(□_{k-1}; a) ≤ (256/63)··σ.

Row 2 of the derived-slot table. λ ≤ Λ at the two indices then gives

  λ_{1/8,1}(□_{k-1}; a) ≤ (256/63)·CB · σ .

Row 3 of the derived-slot table. From clause (A) at (t,q) = (1/8,1) and clause (B),

  λ_{1/8,1}^{-1}(□_{k-1}; a) ≤ (64/7)·CB · σ^{-1} .

7. Row 4: the Θ cap, and the cancellation of the comparators #

Row 4 of the derived-slot table — the Θ cap is a pure dimensional constant.

  Θ_{1/4,1/8}(□_{k-1}; a) ≤ (16384/441)·CB² .

The σ of the Λ leg and the σ^{-1} of the λ leg cancel; the cancellation is performed explicitly below. This is the Theta0 of stepSevenCaccPrefactor_le.