OnePointChainStreamJoint #
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The one-step Laplace estimate for the full stream field #
The one-step contraction of OnePointChainLaplace is re-derived here from the per-cell joint of
the full stream field. Nothing about the argument changes: the contraction follows from an upper
bound on the expected exit time valid from every starting point, a lower bound on the inner cube,
the Paley--Zygmund survival probability, and the continuity of the representative. What changes
is the analytic input, which is now the exit-time datum problem of the full field ν I + k
rather than of a truncation of it, and the good-cube bounds it obeys.
Because the truncation scale no longer enters the coefficient of the cell problem, the statements below carry no truncation scale at all: one sample of the full field and one cube scale determine the cell.
Main results #
one_step_laplace_on_good_cube_stream_image— the one-step contraction at the reading of every point of the closed inner cube.one_step_laplace_step_of_good_sites_stream_image— the same over a finite family of good cells, with one discount rate and one contraction factor.one_step_laplace_hone_of_good_sites_stream_image— its padded-family form.
References #
- ABK26, the one-step Laplace estimate of Section 5.3.
1. The lower bound on the closed inner cube #
2. The one-step contraction on a carrier #
The one-step Laplace estimate on a good cube of the full stream field, read inside a
carrier. The cube is read in the state space of the process through a map emb, and U is
the set it is read as. The constants of the joint exit-time estimate for the full field give a
scale-independent strict contraction at the reading of every point of the closed inner cube, at
discount rate (C * T(3^n))⁻¹.
3. The collected contraction #
The one-step estimate for the full stream field, collected over a family of good cells.
For a finite injective family of scale-n lattice sites whose cells are all good at one sample
of the full field, one common discount rate (C T(3^n))⁻¹ and one common contraction factor
serve every read cell at once.
The collected estimate for the full stream field, in the padded-family form. The read
cells and their read enlargements are the padded families indexed by ℕ, which is the hypothesis
the hit-then-exit estimate consumes.