EarlyExitScaleMoments #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
The confinement scale with its moment field and its restricted displacement tail #
The quenched estimates at the random confinement scale are read by two further layers, and both of them ask for more about the family of displacement scales than the early-exit probability alone.
The annealed components of the superdiffusive bound need uniform bounds on the moments of
that family, of orders 4p and 8p, at one constant and over a range of exponents. The
removal steps of the quenched composer need the displacement tail of the process at every
scale above the confinement scale, not only at the confinement scale itself.
Both are consequences of the same construction: the crossing scales of the percolation estimate have an exponential tail, whose integration gives the moments; and the regime of the chained early-exit estimate is met at every scale above the confinement scale, which gives the tail there. This module packages them with the data they must be read at — one family, one confinement constant, one deterministic factor, hence one confinement scale.
Main results #
measureReal_exitEvent_confinementScale_le_pow_of_threshold— the early-exit probability at the confinement scale together with the moment field of the displacement scales and the restricted displacement tail, at one and the same family.
References #
- ABK26, the early-exit estimate of Section 5.3 and the superdiffusive displacement bounds of Section 5.4.
The early-exit probability, the moment field and the restricted displacement tail at
one confinement scale, with uniform constants. Beside the early-exit probability at the
confinement scale, the family of displacement scales is returned with its measurability, its
nonnegativity and a uniform bound on its moments of order 4p and 8p for every exponent
p between 1 and the returned pS, at the single constant CS; and the process is
returned with its displacement tail at every scale above the confinement scale, in the form
carrying the two-branch minimum and in the form carrying the confinement radius, the latter
at both the returned rate and the uniform rate cbar, which is the shape the removal steps
read.
Four constants are returned before the model and the time, so that a caller whose own
constants are fixed at that level can use them: Cscale, which bounds the range of exponents
from below by Cscale⁻¹ γ^{-1} |log γ|^{-6} ≤ pS; CSbar and Kbar, which bound CS and
K from above; and cbar, which bounds the exponential rate from below.
Everything is stated at one and the same S, K and L, hence at one and the same
confinement scale, and the confinement constant is above the prescribed threshold Kmin, so
a consumer with a further lower bound on it can impose that bound here.