The sharp critical Green-square convolution #
This file turns the shell-counting engine into the four-dimensional logarithmic convolution estimate. The proof splits the lattice into the two endpoint regions and the residual region where both endpoints are large.
Eighth-order radial mass outside the integral sup-radius N.
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Fourth-order radial mass truncated to a finite sup-norm cube.
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Integral sup radius obeys the triangle inequality under the convolution
decomposition γ = α + (γ - α).
theorem
Anderson4D.l2LatticeRadialWeight_four_near_le
(α γ : Z4)
(hnear : 2 * z4SupRadius α ≤ z4SupRadius γ)
:
theorem
Anderson4D.l2LatticeRadialWeight_four_mul_le_eight_of_radius_le
(k l : Z4)
(hkl : z4SupRadius k ≤ z4SupRadius l)
:
A single summable majorant simultaneously covering the two endpoint regions and the residual region of the critical convolution.
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The sup-radius form of the critical weight.
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- Anderson4D.z4SupCriticalWeight γ = Anderson4D.l2LatticeRadialWeight 4 γ * (1 + Real.log ↑(Anderson4D.z4SupRadius γ + 1))
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theorem
Anderson4D.tsum_l2LatticeRadialConvolution_le_critical
(γ : Z4)
:
∑' (α : Z4), l2LatticeRadialWeight 4 α * l2LatticeRadialWeight 4 (γ - α) ≤ 3200 * z4SupCriticalWeight γ
theorem
Anderson4D.exists_positive_criticalGreenSquaredConvolutionEstimate :
∃ (C : ℝ), 0 < C ∧ CriticalGreenSquaredConvolutionEstimate C
The scalar critical estimate required by the conditioned Hilbert--Schmidt theorem is unconditional.