Absolute lattice-ball counts for the Hepp-tree volume estimate #
This file isolates the geometric counting input in paper §5.3, Step 5.
Unlike the ambient-box bound used elsewhere to enumerate admissible
embeddings, these estimates are uniform in the box cutoff M.
The norm is Anderson4D.znorm, hence the sup norm on ℤ⁴. We enumerate a
real-radius ball by filtering a finite coordinate box, then apply the
unit-separation packing estimate from PermSum.Local. The resulting
absolute constant is 16. A union of k balls and the specialization
needed in paper (5.23) are provided at the end.
A finite set representing a real-radius lattice ball #
The finite set of integer points in the closed znorm-ball of radius
R around c. The outer coordinate box is deliberately only an
enumeration device; membership is exactly the norm inequality.
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- Anderson4D.latticeBallReal c R = {x ∈ Fintype.piFinset fun (i : Fin 4) => Finset.Icc (c i + ⌊-R⌋) (c i + ⌊R⌋) | Anderson4D.znorm (x - c) ≤ R}
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Distinct integer lattice points are 1-separated in znorm.
Absolute real-radius lattice-ball count. The constant 16 is
independent of the center, radius, and any ambient lattice cutoff.
A directly usable natural-radius version #
Natural-number cardinality bound for a natural-radius ball.
Unions of balls and the paper (5.23) specialization #
Union of equal-radius lattice balls about a finite set of fixed centers.
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- Anderson4D.latticeBallUnion centers R = centers.biUnion fun (c : Anderson4D.LatticePoint) => Anderson4D.latticeBallReal c R
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A union of k fixed balls costs at most k times the absolute
single-ball bound.
Absolute constant used by the normalized Step-5 lattice count.
Equations
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Paper §5.3 Step 5, equation (5.23), in a form directly consumable when
the covering centers form a Finset.
The hypotheses encode:
Nr ≥ 1;- nonnegative subtree lengths
Ti,Tj; - at most
3(1 + Ti/Nr)covering centers; - radius
2(Nr+Tj).
The conclusion has exactly the normalized factors of (5.23), with the
absolute explicit constant 3888 = 16 · 3 · 3⁴.
Indexed-center wrappers, convenient when the k centers are supplied
as a function rather than as a duplicate-free Finset.
Union of the balls centered at an indexed family of k points.
Equations
- Anderson4D.latticeBallUnionFin center R = Anderson4D.latticeBallUnion (Finset.image center Finset.univ) R
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The direct k-indexed union bound.