Section 1: Foundations, conventions, and proof interfaces #
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Formalization of blueprint Section 1, "Foundations, conventions, and proof interfaces"
(sec:foundations, lines 53-253) of blueprint/formalization_blueprint.tex.
The period 16 of the Gowers-norm circle is positive.
The logarithmic size parameter in blueprint Lemma lem:budget-rules.
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Blueprint Lemma lem:budget-rules: an explicit quasipolynomial majorant.
The coefficient and degree are chosen before the universally quantified parameter.
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Increasing the degree of a logarithmic majorant on the source domain.
Blueprint Lemma lem:budget-rules, closure under products.
Blueprint Lemma lem:budget-rules, closure under sums.
A nonnegative constant has a quasipolynomial bound (including the empty-sum case).
Blueprint Lemma lem:budget-rules, closure under nonnegative fixed real powers.
Separated-frequency rows #
The quadratic-envelope integral calculations are adapted from
../lean-spherical/LeanSpherical/Auto/Spherical/MSS/Kakeya/TTStarSchur.lean,
copyright 2026 Joris Roos, Apache 2.0.
The convention e(ξ x) = exp(2π i ξ x) used in the blueprint.
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- TrilinearHT.Auto.fourierWave ξ x = ↑(Real.fourierChar (ξ * x))
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A derivative with one sign has variation bounded by its endpoint sizes.
Differentiating the blueprint's oscillatory wave along a real phase.
One nonstationary integration by parts, with a real reciprocal amplitude. The sign condition controls its total variation by the endpoint values.
Blueprint Lemma lem:fourier-foundation, lines 143 and 158: a real
quadratic phase whose derivative has modulus at least A has oscillatory integral
at most 4/A. This includes linear phases and degenerate intervals.
The measure-preserving isometry identifying the one-coordinate Euclidean space with the blueprint's real variable.
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- TrilinearHT.Auto.realLineEquiv = { toLinearEquiv := ↑(PiLp.equivOfUnique 2 ℝ fun (x : Fin 1) => ℝ), norm_map' := TrilinearHT.Auto.realLineEquiv._proof_1 }
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Hardy–Littlewood maximal function in the real coordinate of a mixed-space input.
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- TrilinearHT.Auto.realMixedMaximal f z = TrilinearHT.Auto.ClassicalMaximal.hlMaximal MeasureTheory.volume (fun (y : ℝ) => f (y, z.2)) z.1
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The centered powered maximal function, used to prove the uncentered source estimate.
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- TrilinearHT.Auto.centeredMaximalQ q f z = TrilinearHT.Auto.realMixedMaximal (fun (z : ℝ × Ω) => ‖f z‖ ^ q) z ^ (1 / q)
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Centered prerequisite for blueprint lem:vector-maximal: for 2 < q < 3 and p > q,
M_q is bounded on L^p(ℝ; L^4(Ω)), uniformly over finite inner measure spaces.
The uncentered Hardy–Littlewood maximal operator specified at blueprint line 67, using nondegenerate intervals containing the evaluation point.
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The uncentered maximal operator is at most twice the centered one.
Blueprint lem:vector-maximal, lines 240–251: the source's uncentered
M_q is bounded on L^p(ℝ; L^4(Ω)), uniformly over all finite inner measure spaces.