SuperdiffusivityComponentsModel #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Model data for the annealed superdiffusivity components #
This module supplies the six non-quenched fields of
SuperdiffusivityV2Components from the scale family and the
generator-renormalization family. The selected random variables are exactly
EB (confinementScale S L omega) omega,
3 ^ confinementScale S L omega,
where L = K sqrt(|log gamma|) intrinsicScale. The final constructor keeps
the two quenched inequalities as separately named inputs; they are the outputs
of QuenchedMomentsComposer.lean.
The common constant envelope #
A common constant for the selected renormalization-error moments, the selected confinement-radius moment, and the loss in the admissible exponent range.
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Measurability and transport to the full-sample carrier #
Positivity and measurability #
The selected renormalization error is nonnegative on the full-sample carrier.
The selected triadic confinement radius is nonnegative.
The selected renormalization error is almost everywhere measurable on the full-sample carrier.
The selected triadic confinement radius is almost everywhere measurable on the full-sample carrier.
Exponent and amplitude arithmetic #
The selected moments on the full-sample carrier #
The 2p moment of the selected renormalization error, in exactly the
proposition used by SuperdiffusivityV2Components.
The 4p moment of the selected renormalization error, in exactly the
proposition used by SuperdiffusivityV2Components.
The 4p moment of the selected triadic confinement radius, in exactly the
proposition used by SuperdiffusivityV2Components.
Construction once the two quenched fields are supplied #
Build the full component structure from the scale and renormalization families once the two quenched inequalities have been supplied by the quenched composer.
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