Section 16.3: Summing the update levels #
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Formalization of blueprint Section 16, "Normalized absorption and the operator estimate"
(sec:completion), subsection 3, "Summing the update levels" (lines 2893-3012) of
blueprint/formalization_blueprint.tex.
The operator is the human-written TrilinearHT.T (with truncations
TrilinearHT.truncatedTransform) of TrilinearHT/Defs.lean,
T(f)(x) = p.v. ∫ Π_i f_i(x + (i+1)t) dt/t. The substitution t ↦ -t
turns it into minus the blueprint's p.v. ∫ f₁(x - t) f₂(x - 2t) f₃(x - 3t) dt/t
(truncatedTransform_eq_neg, T_eq_neg_integral); the sign is irrelevant for every norm bound.
Blueprint lines 2893-2897: for k_t = k₁^{A^{t-1}} (A ≥ 2), c, θ > 0 and x = k₁^θ ≥ 2,
each level weight satisfies (t+1) e^{-c k_t^θ} ≤ (t+1) r^{t+1} with r = e^{-cx/2}.
Blueprint lines 2893-2899 (summing the update levels): for A ≥ 2 and c, θ > 0, the
level series Σ_t (t+1) e^{-c k_t^θ} with k_t = k₁^{A^{t-1}} converges, and it is smaller than
any prescribed ε > 0 once k₁ is large.
Blueprint lines 2893-2904 (summing the update levels and the cutoff limit): if for every
accuracy cutoff T the quantity X is at most a remainder E_T → 0 plus the sum over update
pairs 1 ≤ u < t ≤ T of nonnegative contributions Y_{u,t}, the initial levels t < 12
contribute at most A₀ each and the later levels at most b_t per pair with Σ_t t b_t
convergent, then X ≤ 55 A₀ + Σ_t t b_t.
The uniform local estimate (thm:uniform-local, blueprint lines 2906-2932) #
The main theorem: kernel reconstruction and lattices (blueprint lines 2935-3010) #
Pointwise principal value on Schwartz inputs (blueprint lines 2984-2992) #
The truncation TrilinearHT.truncatedTransform in the blueprint's reflected form
-∫_{|t| > ε} f₀(x - t) f₁(x - 2t) f₂(x - 3t) dt/t (substitution t ↦ -t).
The product g(t) = f₁(x - t) f₂(x - 2t) f₃(x - 3t) of three Schwartz functions along the
progression is integrable in t.
Blueprint lines 2984-2989: the symmetric difference g(t) - g(-t) of the progression product
is at most C |t| for |t| ≤ 1 (mean value theorem).
Blueprint thm:main, lines 2989-2992: for Schwartz inputs the symmetric principal value
p.v. ∫ f₁(x - t) f₂(x - 2t) f₃(x - 3t) dt/t exists at every real x and equals the absolutely
convergent one-sided integral of the odd part ∫_{t > 0} (g(t) - g(-t))/t dt.
Blueprint thm:main, lines 2989-2992, for TrilinearHT.truncatedTransform:
on Schwartz inputs the truncations converge to minus the odd-part integral
of the blueprint's progression product.
On Schwartz inputs TrilinearHT.T is minus the absolutely convergent odd-part integral
∫_{t > 0} (g(t) - g(-t))/t dt of g(t) = f₁(x - t) f₂(x - 2t) f₃(x - 3t).
Blueprint thm:main, lines 2989-2992: for Schwartz f₁, f₂, f₃ the truncations
TrilinearHT.truncatedTransform converge to TrilinearHT.T at every real x.
Blueprint thm:main, lines 2989-2992: for Schwartz functions f the principal value limit
defining TrilinearHT.T exists at every real x:
truncatedTransform f x ε → T f x as ε → 0⁺.
Unique bounded extension (blueprint lines 2999-3009) #
Bilinear step of the extension in blueprint lines 2999-3009: a bilinear map bounded by
C ‖e a‖ ‖e b‖ along a dense linear map e extends to a bounded bilinear map with
‖B' x‖ ≤ C ‖x‖.
Blueprint thm:main, lines 2999-3009: a trilinear map on a space E with a dense linear
map e : E → V (Schwartz functions in L³), bounded by C ‖e a‖ ‖e b‖ ‖e c‖ with values in a
complete space (L¹), has a unique bounded trilinear extension to V, with the same bound.
Blueprint thm:main, lines 2999-3009, specialized: a trilinear operator on Schwartz triples
with values in L¹(ℝ) and the bound ‖T(f₁, f₂, f₃)‖₁ ≤ C Π ‖f_j‖₃ has a unique bounded
trilinear extension to L³(ℝ)³ (Schwartz functions are dense in L³,
SchwartzMap.denseRange_toLpCLM).
The uniform local estimate from normalized absorption (thm:uniform-local) #
The cells of the rooted subtree spanned by a finite cell collection under a root: dyadic
cells inside the root that contain some used cell (blueprint prop:normalized, line 2831).
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The normalized local L^q norm ‖f‖_{q,I} on the dyadic cell (s, m).
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Blueprint prop:normalized, eq:normalized (lines 2827-2833), for fixed constants A, c:
on every finite rooted dyadic subtree with root I_* whose used cells lie in at most N
consecutive depths and with ‖f_j‖_{q,I} ≤ 1 on all its cells,
Σ_{I used} |I| |H_I(f)| ≤ (A + c C_N) |I_*|.
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Every violating cell lies in a first stop (finite maximality).
Each stopping generation consists of pairwise disjoint cells.
Ancestors in earlier generations.
A later-generation cell lies in a first stop of its ancestor.
Blueprint lines 2919-2921: every stopping cell strictly inside a stopping cell J lies
inside a first stop of J.
The stopping cells: members of some generation.
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The sparse remainder E_J = J ∖ ⋃ first stops.
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Blueprint lines 2919-2921: the remainders of distinct stopping cells are disjoint.
Blueprint lines 2919-2924 (sparse bound): if the first stops of every stopping cell cover at
most a quarter of it, and v_J ≤ F on J, then Σ_J |J| v_J ≤ (4/3) ∫ F.
Blueprint lines 2911-2915: disjoint subcells B ⊆ J on which the average of g = |f|^q
exceeds 16 times its average on J have total length at most |J|/16:
16 a_J^q Σ |B| < Σ ∫_B |f|^q ≤ a_J^q |J|.
The index of the depth-s ancestor of the cell I (junk when s > I.1).
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A cell containing I at depth s is the ancestor of I at depth s.
The candidate cells: dyadic cells of depth at least s₀ containing a used cell.
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The average of |f|^q over the dyadic cell K.
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‖f‖_{q,K} = (avg_K |f|^q)^{1/q}.
Finite data restricted to a subset of its cells, with rescaled inputs.
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Blueprint lines 2916-2918 (piece bound): if every cell of the subtree spanned by S under
J has ‖f_j‖_{q,K} ≤ b_j, then normalized absorption applied to f_j/(b_j + ε) gives
Σ_{I ∈ S} |I| |H_I(f)| ≤ (Π b_j) (A + c C_N) |J|.
The first stops of a cell are pairwise disjoint.
Blueprint thm:uniform-local, lines 2910-2925: normalized absorption implies, for every
finite-depth datum, Σ_I |I| |H_I(f)| ≤ (4/3) 16^{4/q} (A + c C_N) ∫ Π_j M_q f_j.
Blueprint thm:uniform-local (lines 2906-2932), from prop:normalized: if normalized
absorption holds at every depth N with constants A, c independent of N and
C c ≤ 1/2 for C = (4/3) 16^{4/q}, then C_N(q) ≤ 2 + 2 C A for every N.
The kernel with four zero marginals (thm:main, blueprint lines 2944-2950) #
Blueprint line 2944: W = Π_{j=0}^3 (∂_S - j ∂_X) g.
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Blueprint lines 2945-2950: for a smooth compactly supported g, the kernel
W = Π_j (∂_S - j ∂_X) g has the four zero marginals ∫ W(u - jS, S) dS = 0, j = 0, 1, 2, 3
(the constant-coefficient derivatives commute, so each factor can be taken outermost).
The partition sum of the kernel (thm:main, blueprint lines 2951-2955) #
Blueprint lines 2951-2955: for a smooth integer partition of unity ω supported in
(-1, 1) and smooth φ, the translates of W = Π_j (∂_S - j∂_X)[ω(X) φ(S)] sum to
Σ_m W(x - m, s) = φ⁽⁴⁾(s) (a locally finite sum).
Three interlacing lattices (thm:main, blueprint lines 2963-2967) #
Blueprint lines 2963-2967: at one depth the boundaries r(ℤ + σ j/3), j ∈ {-1, 0, 1},
σ = ±1, of the three lattices interlace with spacing r/3, so an interval of length less than
r/3 contains boundary points of at most one lattice.
The kernel of a product (thm:main, blueprint line 2944) #
(∂_S - j ∂_X)(A ⊗ B) = A ⊗ B' - j A' ⊗ B.
Blueprint line 2944 for a product: with a = ∂_S, b = ∂_X,
a(a - b)(a - 2b)(a - 3b) = a⁴ - 6a³b + 11a²b² - 6ab³, so
W = ω φFourth - 6 ω' φ''' + 11 ω'' φ'' - 6 ω''' φ'.
Derivatives of rescaled kernels (thm:main, blueprint lines 2970-2974) #
Partial derivatives of a finite sum of tensors Σ_k c_k A_k(x) B_k(t).
Blueprint lines 2970-2974: if W = Σ_k c_k A_k(X) B_k(S) with smooth factors whose
derivatives are bounded by GA k i, GB k i, then the rescaled kernel has
|∂_x^m ∂_t^n w| ≤ (r/a) a^{-(m+n)} Σ_k |c_k| GA k m GB k n.
Blueprint lines 2970-2974: for ω, φ with Gevrey bounds ‖g⁽ʲ⁾‖ ≤ (C₀(j+1))^{C₀(j+1)}
and r = D a, the rescaled kernel w(x,t) = (r/a) W(x/a - m₀, t/a) of
W = Π_j (∂_S - j∂_X)[ω φ] satisfies |∂_x^m ∂_t^n w| ≤ r^{-u} (C(u+2))^{C(u+2)},
u = m + n, with C = 3C₀ + 34 + D independent of a, m₀ and the point.
Gevrey bound for φ(S) = S³ χ(S) (thm:main, blueprint line 2935) #
Blueprint line 2935: if χ is a smooth cutoff supported in [-R, R] with Gevrey bounds
|χ⁽ᵏ⁾| ≤ (C(k+1))^{C(k+1)}, then φ(S) = S³ χ(S) has Gevrey bounds with a larger constant.
Support and marginals of the rescaled kernel (thm:main, lines 2966-2970) #
Blueprint lines 2966-2968: if ω is supported in [-1, 1] and φ in [-R, R], the
progression coordinates x + j t on the support of the rescaled kernel
(r/a) W(x/a - m₀, t/a) lie in [a(m₀ - 1 - 3R), a(m₀ + 1 + 3R)].
The admissible kernel class with margin μ and derivative constant C.
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Blueprint lines 2966-2974: the rescaled translate w(x,t) = (r/a) W(x/a - m₀, t/a),
r = D a, of the kernel W built from Gevrey ω (support [-1,1]) and φ (support
[-R,R]), is an admissible local kernel on any cell [c, c + r] whose margin μ r interior
contains [a(m₀ - 1 - 3R), a(m₀ + 1 + 3R)], with derivative constant 3C₀ + 34 + D.
Blueprint lines 2966-2968: if β - α + r/12 < r/3, then in one of the lattices with
boundaries r(ℤ + σ j/3), j ∈ {0, 1}, the interval [α, β] lies in a single cell with margin
r/24.
The three lattices as dyadic grids (thm:main, blueprint lines 2962-2965) #
Blueprint lines 2962-2965: the lattice with boundaries r_s(ℤ + (-1)^s j/3),
r_s = r_* 2^{-s}, j ∈ {-1, 0, 1}, is a real dyadic grid: consecutive boundaries are
nested since 2(-1)^s j/3 - (-1)^{s+1} j/3 = (-1)^s j is an integer.
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Families of local kernels on one grid (thm:main, blueprint lines 2971-2976) #
The local sum Σ_p |I_p| |H_{I_p}(f)| of a family of kernels placed on grid cells.
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A family of admissible kernels with distinct cells in N consecutive depths of one grid is
a finite-depth datum, so its local sum is at most C_N ∫ Π M_q f_j.
Blueprint lines 2968-2976: if at most M kernels of the family share a cell, the family
splits into M subfamilies with distinct cells, so its local sum is at most
M C_N ∫ Π M_q f_j.
Blueprint lines 2957-2976, for one value of b: for any finite set P of scales n (in
N consecutive values) and translates m, with a = b 2ⁿ and D > 8 + 24R,
Σ_{(n,m) ∈ P} |∫ a⁻¹ W(x/a - m, t/a) Π f_j| ≤ 3 (D + 1) C_N ∫ Π M_q f_j, where C_N is the
finite-depth constant of the fixed admissible class.
The maximal-function bound (thm:main, blueprint lines 2976-2980) #
The uncentered powered maximal function is at most 2^{1/q} times the centered one.
The Hardy–Littlewood maximal theorem on ℝ (doubling constant 3).
The L³ norm of the centered powered maximal function, for q < 3:
∫ (M (|f|^q))^{3/q} ≤ K^{3/q} ∫ |f|³ with K = hlMaximalConst 3 (3/q).
Blueprint lines 2976-2980: for 0 < q < 3, |f₀| ≤ B and measurable f₁, f₂, f₃,
∫ Π_j M_q f_j ≤ B Π_{j=1}^3 2^{1/q} K^{1/q} ‖f_j‖_3, by Hölder in three L³ factors and the
Hardy–Littlewood maximal theorem in L^{3/q}.
The scale-truncated kernel (thm:main, blueprint lines 2955-2958 and 2982-2995) #
Blueprint eq:kernel-reconstruction, truncated in scale: for ψ = φ''' with continuous
derivative ψ' = φ⁽⁴⁾, t ≠ 0 and 0 < A ≤ B,
∫_A^B ψ'(t/a) a⁻² da = (ψ(t/A) - ψ(t/B))/t.
The kernel of a translated product is the translated kernel.
Blueprint line 2952 at scale a: if ω is a smooth partition of unity supported in
[-3/4, 3/4], then for every x, t and every finite set F ⊇ {m : |x/a - m| < 1},
Σ_{m ∈ F} W(x/a - m, t/a) = φ⁽⁴⁾(t/a).
A continuous compactly supported kernel composed with the affine map
z ↦ (z.1/a - m, z.2/a) is integrable.
Blueprint lines 2951-2958 at scale a: if f₀ vanishes outside [-T, T] and F contains
all m with |m| ≤ T/a + 1, then Σ_{m ∈ F} ∫ a⁻¹ W(x/a - m, t/a) Π f_j = ∫ a⁻¹ φ⁽⁴⁾(t/a) Π f_j.
Blueprint lines 2955-2958 (Fubini in the scale): for 0 < A ≤ B, inputs bounded by Bf
with f₀ supported in [-T, T], and ψ' = φ⁽⁴⁾ bounded by Bψ and supported in [-R, R],
∫_A^B (∫ a⁻¹ ψ'(t/a) Π f) a⁻¹ da = ∫ (∫_A^B ψ'(t/a) a⁻² da) Π f.
Rescaling a dyadic scale block: for c > 0,
∫⁻_{[c, 2c)} H = c ∫⁻_{[1, 2)} H(c b) db (no measurability of H is needed).
Blueprint lines 2955-2957 (a = b 2ⁿ): the scale integral over [2^{n₁}, 2^{n₂}) is
at most ∫⁻_{[1,2)} Σ_{n₁ ≤ n < n₂} 2ⁿ H(2ⁿ b) db.
Blueprint lines 2955-2980, before the scale limit: the four-linear form with the integrated
scale kernel K_{A,B}(t) = ∫_A^B φ⁽⁴⁾(t/a) a⁻² da is bounded by 3 (D + 1) C ∫ Π M_q f_j,
uniformly in 0 < A ≤ B, whenever all finite-depth constants of the fixed admissible class are
at most C.
The scale limit (thm:main, blueprint lines 2982-2995) #
The explicit truncated kernel (ψ(nt) - ψ(t/n))/t is bounded by 2 B_ψ + B' n when ψ is
bounded by B_ψ with derivative bounded by B'.
Blueprint lines 2982-2995 (dominated convergence in the scale range [1/n, n]): for an even
C¹ profile ψ = φ''' supported in [-R, R] and an integrable P whose odd quotient
Q(x,t) = (P(x,t) - P(x,-t))/t is integrable,
∫ (ψ(nt) - ψ(t/n))/t · P → -ψ(0)/2 · ∫ Q.
A strip-cut shifted integrable function: (x, t) ↦ 1_{[-T,T]}(x) ‖u(x + c t)‖ is integrable on
ℝ² for c ≠ 0.
Blueprint lines 2984-2992, integrated in x: for f₀ bounded measurable supported in
[-T, T] and C¹ inputs f₁, f₂, f₃ with values and derivatives bounded by M and f₁
integrable, the progression product P(x,t) = Π_j f_j(x + jt) and its odd quotient
(P(x,t) - P(x,-t))/t are integrable on ℝ².
Blueprint lines 2990-2995 (pairing t with -t and reflecting): if the odd quotient
Q(x,t) = (P(x,t) - P(x,-t))/t of the progression product P(x,t) = Π_j f_j(x + jt) is
integrable, then ∫ Q = -2 ∫ f₀(x) I(x) dx, where
I(x) = ∫_{t > 0} (g(t) - g(-t))/t dt for g(t) = f₁(x - t) f₂(x - 2t) f₃(x - 3t) is the odd-part
integral (T = -I on Schwartz inputs, T_eq_neg_integral).
Blueprint eq:kernel-reconstruction inside the four-linear form: for 0 < A ≤ B, the
integrated kernel ∫_A^B ψ'(t/a) a⁻² da may be replaced by (ψ(t/A) - ψ(t/B))/t.
Blueprint lines 2955-2995: for f₀ bounded by B₀, measurable and supported in [-T, T],
and Schwartz f₁, f₂, f₃, the principal-value form satisfies
|φ'''(0)| |∫ f₀ T(f₁, f₂, f₃)| ≤ 3 (D + 1) C B₀ Π_j 2^{1/q} K^{1/q} ‖f_j‖₃,
whenever all finite-depth constants of the fixed admissible class are at most C.
The L¹ bound by duality (thm:main, blueprint lines 2996-2999) #
Blueprint lines 2996-2999 (duality): a bounded measurable g whose pairings with all
measurable tests |f₀| ≤ 1 supported in compact intervals are bounded by Y satisfies
∫ |g| ≤ Y. The test f₀ = 1_{[-R,R]} conj(g)/|g| gives ∫_{[-R,R]} |g|, and monotone
convergence lets R → ∞.
Blueprint lines 2984-2989, uniformly in x: the odd part of the progression product along
x - jt is at most 12 M³ |t| when the inputs and their derivatives are bounded by M.
The integrable majorant 12 M³ 1_{(0,1]}(t) + M² (|f₁(x - t)| + |f₁(x + t)|) of the odd part
(g(t) - g(-t))/t of the progression product.
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Blueprint lines 2984-2992, uniformly in x: for t > 0 the odd part of the progression
product divided by t is dominated by oddIntegrandMajorant.
The odd-part integrand (g(t) - g(-t))/t of the progression product is integrable on
(0, ∞).
The odd-part integral is uniformly bounded:
|∫_{t > 0} (g(t) - g(-t))/t dt| ≤ 12 M³ + 2 M² ‖f₁‖₁.
The odd-part integral of continuous inputs is measurable in x.
TrilinearHT.T of Schwartz inputs as a function: minus the odd-part integral.
TrilinearHT.T of Schwartz inputs is measurable.
TrilinearHT.T of Schwartz inputs is uniformly bounded:
|T(f₁, f₂, f₃)(x)| ≤ 12 M³ + 2 M² ‖f₁‖₁.
Blueprint thm:main, lines 2955-2999: for Schwartz f₁, f₂, f₃,
‖T(f₁, f₂, f₃)‖₁ ≤ |φ'''(0)|⁻¹ 3 (D + 1) C Π_j 2^{1/q} K^{1/q} ‖f_j‖₃, whenever all finite-depth
constants of the fixed admissible class built from ω, φ are at most C.
The concrete kernel and the L¹ bound (thm:main, blueprint lines 2934-2947) #
The even cutoff χ = 1 on [-1, 1], supported in (-2, 2).
Blueprint lines 2934-2936: the profile φ(S) = S³ χ(S), with χ an even Gevrey cutoff equal to
one near zero, is smooth, odd, supported in [-2, 2], Gevrey, and φ'''(0) = 6.
The Gevrey partition ω in complex form: smooth, supported in [-1, 1], Gevrey.
Blueprint thm:main, lines 2934-2999, given thm:uniform-local: if every admissible class has
uniformly bounded finite-depth constants for some q ∈ [2, 3), then
‖T(f₁, f₂, f₃)‖₁ ≤ C Π_j ‖f_j‖₃ for Schwartz inputs, with one finite C.
The bounds needed for TrilinearHT.T on Schwartz inputs: differentiability and uniform
bounds on the functions and their derivatives.
TrilinearHT.T is additive in each Schwartz argument.
TrilinearHT.T is homogeneous in each Schwartz argument.
Blueprint thm:main (lines 2934-3009), given thm:uniform-local in the form of uniformly
bounded finite-depth constants for every admissible class: for Schwartz inputs the principal value
T(f₁, f₂, f₃)(x) = p.v. ∫ f₁(x - t) f₂(x - 2t) f₃(x - 3t) dt/t exists at every x, lies in L¹
with ‖T(f₁, f₂, f₃)‖₁ ≤ C Π_j ‖f_j‖₃, and T has a unique bounded trilinear extension
L³ × L³ × L³ → L¹.
thm:uniform-local from prop:normalized for every admissible class.
The zero kernel is admissible (it carries the unused cells of a finite tree).
Blueprint lines 2893-2904 (the expansion at a finite cutoff T): on a finite tree whose
kernel-hull cells carry stagger cells, the length-weighted sum of |H_I(f)| is at most the
remainders (T+1) 32 e^{-k_{T-3}} per unit length plus the tuple sums over the update pairs
1 ≤ u < t ≤ T in distinct positions.
The properties of the active setups of a noninitial level produced by
activeCellReduction, at accuracy k, complexity exponent C_b and pair bound η₀, including
the sub-root properties used by restarts.
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Blueprint eq:active-final (prop:normalized, lines 2885-2888) as a statement about the
active setups of the base reduction: for every complexity order c', exponent C_b and pair
exponent θ₀, there are q ∈ (2, 3), c_* > 0 and C such that, at every large accuracy k,
every active setup with the level properties at η₀ = e^{-2 k^{θ₀}} whose nonzero kernels lie in
N consecutive depths satisfies
Σ_I |I| |H_I(Y)| ≤ (C η₀^{c_*} (1 + C_N(q)) + e^{-k}) |R|.
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The length-weighted sum of the forms of one level, over a finite tree with kernels w.
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Over the update pairs of a cutoff, the tuple sums are the level sums.