EarlyExitPrinted #
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The printed early-exit exponent #
This file prices the integer subtraction and division in the canonical chain length, and combines that discrete estimate with the auxiliary-scale comparison into the printed bound on the early-exit exponent.
The explicit size threshold which absorbs both endpoint losses and the integer division by the overlap multiplicity.
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The explicit coefficient left after the two factor-two losses and the factor three in the auxiliary-scale comparison.
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Before taking real casts, the canonical chain contains the quotient by
16 * 3^d; the constant 64 in earlyExitBaseScale pays for the endpoint
subtractions.
In real form, after one further factor two for the final quotient remainder,
the canonical chain has length at least 3^k / (32 * 3^d).
The lower half of the auxiliary-scale straddle bounds the printed minimum by the next displacement scale. The factor three is the single successor scale loss.
The explicit cost of comparing the two terms of the effective diffusivity
with the two terms in auxiliaryScaleBound.
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The upper half of the auxiliary-scale straddle controls the positive Laplace cost at the profile time scale.
The scale straddle and the comparison between the profile time and the running exit-time scale put the positive Laplace term below half of the retained chain exponent.
Deterministic B8 exponent lemma. The natural-number endpoint and
division losses are included in earlyExitChainLength_lower; the successor
loss in the auxiliary scale is included in
displacementMinScale_lt_three_mul_displacementScale. Once the positive
Laplace cost uses at most half of the retained chain exponent, the printed
minimum remains with the explicit positive coefficient
earlyExitDecayConstant.
The positive exponent extracted from the strict one-step Laplace contraction.
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The exponent extracted from the one-step contraction is strictly positive.
The strict one-step contraction is bounded by the real exponential of its extracted positive exponent.
Deterministic B8 scale optimization. If n straddles the auxiliary
scale, the profile time is comparable to the running exit-time scale, the
accuracy is below the displayed explicit threshold, and the residual triadic
gap is above earlyExitBaseScale, then the Chernoff exponent is a negative
multiple of the exact minimum printed in the paper.