The literal sequences in (37), including the polynomial initial shear and frequency. Their first two exceptional stages are retained explicitly.
Pointwise bounds for the literal scale expressions in (37)--(39). They exhibit a finite list of exponential costs to which the existing uniform scale-choice theorem applies. The estimates here contain no field data.
Packet Source Scales #
The explicit logarithmic scale comparison also allows an arbitrary fixed polynomial prefactor.
Every polynomially weighted neighbor error in (25) is summable.
Multiplying any decaying source exponential by a fixed horizon power preserves summability.
The parent-frequency error is summable with every horizon power.
The change of the parent shear and older coefficients obeys every polynomial smallness regime required by the ray analysis.
The complete error specified by the logarithmic scales is summable after multiplication by any fixed horizon power.
In particular the actual source scales eventually satisfy the
quantitative Θ^40 guard needed by the complete ODE frame analysis.
Packet Source Time #
The current time width in (37), after exact substitution of the scales.
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The following time width, using x_j=j²x_{j-1} twice.
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The exact quotient of consecutive time widths.
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Exact cancellation computes the consecutive time-width quotient.
The actual next time width is eventually at most half of the current width.
Every horizon power times the extra normalized length is summable.
The complete coefficient error is controlled by three explicit costs, with exactly the preceding-stage powers and the real support exponent 7/2.
A common choice of the starting stage and base scale for the concrete coefficient, time-width, and pressure costs in the outer construction.
Packet Uniform Scale Choice #
Packet Uniform Log Bounds #
A single explicit lower bound on the initial scale absorbs the polynomial logarithms at every subsequent quadratic stage.
One sufficiently large initial stage makes every predecessor-log coefficient small, uniformly over all subsequent stages.
For a stage chosen above, one explicit lower bound on the initial scale controls all logarithmic scale errors at once.
The complete logarithmic source cost has a uniform geometric-series bound after choosing the stage and then the initial scale.
The source's order of parameter choice is valid: first one chooses
the stage J, then the base scale x₀, and the whole infinite sum is
arbitrarily small. This includes the real support exponent 7/2.
Packet Finite Scale Choice #
Every finite collection of scale inequalities allows the same
choices of J and then x₀. Thus the source's different coefficient,
neighbor, time, and pressure-cost requirements can be imposed together.
Cost spec data, collecting d, B, N, a, b, c and their compatibility conditions.
- d : ℕ
D of
CostSpec, of typeℕ. - B : ℕ
Bound parameter of
CostSpec, of typeℕ. - N : ℕ
Truncation order of
CostSpec, of typeℕ. - a : ℝ
A of
CostSpec, of typeℝ. - b : ℝ
B of
CostSpec, of typeℝ. - c : ℝ
C of
CostSpec, of typeℝ. - C : ℝ
Bound coefficient of
CostSpec, of typeℝ. - p : ℕ
P of
CostSpec, of typeℕ. - q : ℕ
Q of
CostSpec, of typeℕ.
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A finite list of literal exponential costs has summable, uniformly small terms and a small total, using one fixed stage and then one base scale.
Source cost data, collecting elems.
- shear : SourceCost
- prior : SourceCost
- neighbor : SourceCost
- extra : SourceCost
- width : SourceCost
- parent : SourceCost
- good : SourceCost
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Source cost spec used in packet source scale choice.
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Coefficient cost, given by sourceCoefficientError J C c x n * sourceTheta J C x n^A.
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- EulerPacketSourceScaleChoice.coefficientCost J C c A x n = EulerPacketSourceScales.sourceCoefficientError J C c x n * EulerPacketSourceScales.sourceTheta J C x n ^ A
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Extra time cost, given by 2*sqrt (a n*exp (x n/((J-1+n : ℕ) : ℝ)^7))*sourceNextTimeWidth J x n * sourceTheta J C x n^A.
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Parent square ratio, given by exp (2*x n/((J-1+n : ℕ) : ℝ)^7)/exp (x n/((J+n : ℕ) : ℝ)^5).
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Good cost, given by exp (-x n/((J+n : ℕ) : ℝ)^3)*exp (x n/((J+n : ℕ) : ℝ)^5) * exp (x n/((J-1+n : ℕ) : ℝ)^7).
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Uniform bounds data, collecting coefficient, extraTime, width, parent, good.
- coefficient : SmallSeries (coefficientCost J C c A x) δ
- extraTime (a : ℕ → ℝ) : (∀ (n : ℕ), 0 ≤ a n) → (∀ (n : ℕ), a n ≤ 2) → SmallSeries (extraTimeCost J C A x a) δ
- width : SmallSeries (EulerPacketSourceTime.sourceTimeRatio J x) δ
- parent : SmallSeries (parentSquareRatio J x) δ
- good : SmallSeries (goodCost J x) δ
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One fixed choice of the starting stage makes all the actual normal-stage coefficient, time, shear-separation and good-interval pressure series small. The initial scale is chosen afterwards, and every later stage is covered.
The sequence in (37), now constructed rather than supplied.
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- EulerPacketSourceScaleChoice.scaleSequence J X 0 = X
- EulerPacketSourceScaleChoice.scaleSequence J X n.succ = ↑(J + n) ^ 2 * EulerPacketSourceScaleChoice.scaleSequence J X n
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In particular the explicit sequence allows the same simultaneous choice; no recurrence or asymptotic conclusion remains as an input.
Shear, given by exp (scaleSequence J X n/((J+n : ℕ) : ℝ)^5).
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- EulerPacketSourceScaleSequence.shear J X n = Real.exp (EulerPacketSourceScaleChoice.scaleSequence J X n / ↑(J + n) ^ 5)
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Frequency, given by exp (scaleSequence J X n/((J+n : ℕ) : ℝ)^2).
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- EulerPacketSourceScaleSequence.frequency J X n = Real.exp (EulerPacketSourceScaleChoice.scaleSequence J X n / ↑(J + n) ^ 2)
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Support scale, given by exp (-scaleSequence J X n/((J+n : ℕ) : ℝ)^(7/2 : ℝ)).
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- EulerPacketSourceScaleSequence.supportScale J X n = Real.exp (-EulerPacketSourceScaleChoice.scaleSequence J X n / ↑(J + n) ^ (7 / 2))