The induced tree seminorm and component lattice #
The induced seminorm #
W_n = c₀₀(G_n).
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The basis vector e_t.
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The weighted ℓ¹ functional ρ_n.
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- OrderClosures.treeRho n w = Finsupp.sum w fun (t : OrderClosures.TreeNode n) (a : ℝ) => 2 ^ (-↑t.level) * |a|
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The positive operator T_n.
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- OrderClosures.treeOperator n w = Finsupp.sum w fun (t : OrderClosures.TreeNode n) (a : ℝ) => a • OrderClosures.treeFunction n t
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The infimum formula defining p_n.
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- OrderClosures.treeSeminorm n x = sInf {r : ℝ | ∃ (w : OrderClosures.TreeCoefficients n), 0 ≤ w ∧ |x| ≤ OrderClosures.treeOperator n w ∧ OrderClosures.treeRho n w = r}
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Records nonnegativity of the weighted coefficient functional; used in all seminorm and band-mass estimates.
Shows that treeRho is invariant under negation; used for symmetry of the
bundled lattice seminorm.
Shows coefficientwise monotonicity of treeRho on the positive cone;
used to compare band projections and trimmed coefficients.
Computes the tree operator at zero; used in the zero law for the induced seminorm and generated sublattice.
Records additivity of the tree operator; used in seminorm subadditivity and the moderatedness decomposition.
Records homogeneity of the tree operator; used to scale majorants in the seminorm and component constructions.
A coefficientwise positive vector has a positive tree image; used whenever an operator majorant is treated as a positive component.
Evaluates the tree operator on a single basis coefficient; used to place tree functions in the generated component.
Expands pointwise evaluation of the tree operator as a finite sum; used in support-vanishing and root estimates.
Identifies the root tree function with the constant one function; used as the universal positive order majorant.
Dominates any continuous function by its uniform norm times the root; used to prove that the admissible-majorant set is nonempty.
Supplies a coefficient majorant for every function; needed to define the
infimum in treeSeminorm.
Bounds all admissible treeRho values below by zero; used to justify
order properties of the defining infimum.
Proves nonnegativity of treeSeminorm; used as a field of the bundled
lattice seminorm.
Bounds the seminorm by any admissible coefficient majorant; used throughout the exact-basis and moderatedness estimates.
Evaluates the tree seminorm at zero; used for the zero field of
treeLatticeSeminorm.
Approximates the infimum defining treeSeminorm by a strict majorant;
used to prove seminorm laws and to select coefficients in component_moderated.
Gives the difficult direction of seminorm homogeneity; used together with rescaling to prove equality in the bundled seminorm.
Bounds every tree function in uniform norm; used to control finite tree operators by their coefficient sums.
Bounds the uniform norm of a tree operator by the absolute coefficient sum; used in the comparison between uniform and tree norms.
Combines the preceding estimates into the main operator norm bound; used to prove definiteness and equivalence of the component norm.
Dominates a positive tree operator by its total coefficient mass times the root; used in the upper norm comparison.
Paper Lemma lem:pn-seminorm, bundled using BanLat's LatticeSeminorm.
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- OrderClosures.treeLatticeSeminorm n = { toFun := OrderClosures.treeSeminorm n, map_zero' := ⋯, add_le' := ⋯, neg' := ⋯, smul' := ⋯, monotone_abs' := ⋯ }
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Paper Lemma lem:norm-comparison.
Computes the level of a strict prefix; used to compare nodes from nested tree cylinders in the exact-basis proof.
Shows that inclusion of nonempty tree cylinders forces the corresponding level inequality; used to isolate the maximal-weight basis term.
Records positivity of every tree function; used for lattice estimates and for the positive terminal family in the component construction.
Paper Lemma lem:exact-basis.
The closed vector sublattice generated by the tree functions.
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Places every finitely supported tree operator in the generated closed sublattice; used to turn coefficient majorants into component elements.
The component space X_n, using the underlying submodule carrier.
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Pointwise lattice operations on the component subspace.
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Compatibility of the inherited addition with the pointwise order.
The component subspace is a real vector lattice.
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- OrderClosures.treeComponentVectorLattice n = { toModule := (OrderClosures.treeSublattice n).instVectorLatticeSubtype.toModule, toPosSMulMono := ⋯ }
The norm p_n restricted to X_n.
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- OrderClosures.componentLatticeNorm n = { toFun := fun (x : OrderClosures.TreeComponent n) => OrderClosures.treeSeminorm n ↑x, nonneg := ⋯, eq_zero_iff := ⋯, add_le := ⋯, smul := ⋯, solid := ⋯ }
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The constant function 1, as an element of X_n.
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Any tree function, viewed in the generated component.
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Paper Corollary cor:Yn-basic.