Stage 3: the native gradient-ray anchor #
This module closes the remaining proof-side bridges for the frozen anchor:
acceptance at the first dyadic scale dominating L, the actual infimum
distance to the minimizer set, and the displayed base-two ceiling count.
The anchor loop configuration contains only data already observed at
x₀; neither L nor a minimizer nor the solution radius is an input.
Equations
- P.anchorConfig = { q := O3.conjugateExponent p, x₀ := P.x0, f₀ := P.f P.x0, g₀ := P.grad P.x0, G := O3.lpNorm (O3.conjugateExponent p) (P.grad P.x0), M₀ := P.M0 }
Instances For
At every dyadic scale dominating the true smoothness constant, the
observable anchor test passes. This is derived from the exact L/2 descent
lemma and the native norming identities, rather than supplied as a
certificate.
An accepted test controls the radius by the actual infimum distance to the nonempty minimizer set. No closest minimizer is selected or assumed.
Once the deterministic loop has returned, additional unused fuel cannot change its first accepted result.
Transparent source-level carrier for the frozen gradient-ray anchor. The
only quantified algorithmic object is the admissible instance; L, the
minimizer set, and its distance are used only in the correctness conclusion.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.