Quantitative Gevrey cutoffs and partitions of unity #
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A fixed finite Gevrey-order construction of nonnegative compact interval cutoffs, a locally finite integer partition of unity, and quantitative affine-rescaling and finite-product derivative bounds. The interval cutoff is one on any prescribed compact interval strictly inside a larger open interval. All statements and supporting definitions use only Mathlib and this module.
Verified sources: blueprint/formalization_blueprint.tex, lem:gevrey,
lines 107–126; and Mathlib.Analysis.SpecialFunctions.SmoothTransition,
whose smooth exponential gluing function supplies the classical starting point.
The derivative recurrence and its quantitative majorants are proved here.
The derivative-polynomial recurrence in blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey.
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- TrilinearHT.Auto.gevreyDerivativePolynomial 0 = 1
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Blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey: the recurrence describes all derivatives,
including at the gluing point and on the negative half-line.
Blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey: derivative polynomials have degree at most 2n.
Blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey: a factorial coefficient majorant.
This slightly coarser bound still gives one fixed Gevrey order.
A quantitative derivative bound for the source's smooth gluing function.
Blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey: the gluing function has a fixed Gevrey order.
The explicit order four is sufficient for the source's existential fixed-order requirement.
The compact bump g(x)g(1-x) in blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey.
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- TrilinearHT.Auto.gevreyBump x = expNegInvGlue x * expNegInvGlue (1 - x)
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Blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey: a compact positive bump with a fixed all-orders bound.
The positive normalization constant for the bump in blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey.
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The normalized positive bump in blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey.
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Blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey: normalization costs one fixed positive factor.
The smooth increasing step obtained by integrating the probability bump.
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- TrilinearHT.Auto.gevreyStep x = ∫ (t : ℝ) in 0..x, TrilinearHT.Auto.gevreyDensity t
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The compact partition function from blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey, expressed
as a difference of antiderivatives, equivalently as convolution with an interval.
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- TrilinearHT.Auto.gevreyPartition x = TrilinearHT.Auto.gevreyStep (2 * x + 3 / 2) - TrilinearHT.Auto.gevreyStep (2 * x - 1 / 2)
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The two nonzero possible translates telescope on a fundamental interval.
Blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey: the integer translates sum exactly to one.
The source's normalized step inherits quantitative derivative bounds.
Blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey: the partition has one fixed Gevrey order.
Cutoff for [b,c] with support strictly inside (a,d), from the source's step construction.
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- TrilinearHT.Auto.gevreyIntervalCutoff a b c d x = TrilinearHT.Auto.gevreyStep ((2 * x - a - b) / (b - a)) * TrilinearHT.Auto.gevreyStep ((c + d - 2 * x) / (d - c))
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Quantitative Leibniz rule for derivative bounds of geometric form.
Blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey: explicit derivative bound for interval cutoffs.
The interval dependence is isolated in the maximum of the two transition slopes.
Blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey, partition-of-unity assertion: there is a
nonnegative smooth compactly supported function in (-1,1) whose integer translates
sum to one and whose derivatives satisfy a single fixed Gevrey bound.
Blueprint Lemma lem:gevrey, interval-cutoff assertion: for a compact
interval inside an open interval, a smooth nonnegative cutoff equals one on the
compact interval and has compact support in the open interval, with Gevrey bounds.