Actual primary size and sign estimates on the good, early, and stationary-history portions of the packet horizon. The amplitude is the one selected by its genuine center target size.
Cutoff bound, given by 1+(9/rawBump 0)^3.
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Good ratio, given by cutoffBound*(64*Real.exp 6).
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Low geometry, given by A.geometryData {x | ‖x‖ ≤ (1/2 : ℝ)} (by norm_num) (fun _ hx => hx.trans hball).
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- A.lowGeometry hball = A.geometryData {x : EulerSmoothLimit.Space | ‖x‖ ≤ 1 / 2} EulerPacketSourceGeometry.Guards.lowGeometry._proof_1 ⋯
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Primary amplitude, given by (A.lowGeometry hball).amplitude.
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- A.primaryAmplitude hball = (A.lowGeometry hball).amplitude
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Early ratio, given by cutoffBound*(8232*Real.exp 9*P.horizon^5*Real.exp (-(1/(4*P.sigma)))).
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This cost is computed from the actual stationary endpoint operator. It is used only on the history interval; the good interval keeps its sharp universal target-size ratio.
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History ratio, given by cutoffBound*(4*P.horizon*A.historySizeCost/(P.rayScale hτ hτT)) * Real.exp (-(1/(4*P.sigma))).
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Bad ratio, given by A.earlyRatio+A.historyRatio.
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- A.badRatio = A.earlyRatio + A.historyRatio
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One exponential target-ratio bound covers every time before scaled time one, including the stationary history.