From the common half-collar scale to every clipped cell #
Bounds at closed carrier centres for radii at most 1/256 imply the
unrestricted clipped-cell bound. The explicit cover count is absorbed once
into the affine pressure coefficient.
An absolute lattice cover for thin pressure collars #
The doubled cells have radius 1/512, below both prescribed half-collars.
The existing shifted-centre construction keeps every centre in the carrier.
The lattice indices that a cell of radius 1/1024 can carry while
meeting the origin carrier of radius R < 3/4.
Equations
- CKN.Core.Step4.originASlotThinCoverBox = (Fintype.piFinset fun (x : Fin 3) => Finset.Icc (-1538) 1538) ×ˢ Finset.Icc (-1179648) 2
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The index box has 3077³ · 1179651 members.
A lattice cell of radius 1/1024 that meets the carrier of radius R
has its index in the absolute box.
The origin carrier is covered by the doubled margin cells attached to the
lattice indices of the absolute box. Every centre used lies in the carrier and
every radius used is 1/512.
The Calderón–Zygmund threshold at which every clipped cell of the origin carrier inherits the thin-cell A slot: the number of thin cells used to cover the carrier, times the constant of the thin-cell estimate.
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The threshold multiplies the affine slot by the cover count.
Thin cells control every cell. Given the clipped A-slot estimate of
prop:bootstrap on thin cells at the constant Cbase, every clipped cell —
any centre, any positive radius — obeys the same estimate at any constant above
originASlotThinCellThreshold Cbase.