OnePointChainPrinted #
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The printed early-exit and displacement tails, on a carrier #
The deterministic optimization of the early-exit exponent is arithmetic in the model constants and does not see the process at all. What does see the process is the two measure-theoretic steps around it: the Chernoff conversion of the chained Laplace estimate, and the inclusion of the displacement event in the early-exit event.
Both are restated here for a process of a carrier in which the state space is read by a map with a
left inverse. The Chernoff step is an inequality between measures of one and the same event and
transfers verbatim. The inclusion is deterministic: if the reading of the path's position at time
t has reached the cube radius, the path is no longer in the read cube, since the reading of a
point of the cube is retracted back to that point. A path whose position is read outside the cube
has left the read cube by that time.
Main results #
measure_exitTime_le_exp_sub_of_canonicalChain_on— the Chernoff step on a carrier.measure_norm_ge_le_measure_exitTime_le_retract— the displacement inclusion through a retraction.measure_exitTime_le_exp_neg_displacementMinScale_on— the printed form.
References #
- ABK26, the early-exit and displacement estimates of Section 5.3.
1. The Chernoff step #
The chained estimate in its unconditional Chernoff-exponent form, for an arbitrary law on the continuous paths of the carrier.
2. The displacement inclusion through a retraction #
The displacement inclusion, read through a retraction. If the reading of the path's
position at time t has supremum norm at least the radius of □_m, the position is not the
reading of a point of □_m, so the path has left the read cube by time t.
3. The printed forms #
Printed early-exit probability on a carrier. The canonical-chain estimate and the full auxiliary-scale straddle give the paper's exponential minimum for an arbitrary law on the continuous paths of the carrier.