Mixed skipped single-scale bounds #
This file isolates the three numerical estimates used in (5.93)--(5.98).
The hypothesis RNDominance K R c is the honest local form of
R / N ≳ X Y: it says N * X * Y ≤ K * R, with the comparison constant
visible. MixedScaleCertificate is the interface expected from Stage 1.
The analytic estimates below deliberately use the stronger threshold
max a.N b.N on the second edge. This is what permits the summation order
to be chosen in the left-skipped/right-unskipped case, as in the paper.
The right-hand side of (5.91), before its universal constant.
Equations
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Stage 1's explicit interface to the mixed-case proof.
The first two fields record the genuine input N X Y ≤ Kdom R; the final
three fields are the numerical consequences (5.93), (5.96), and (5.98).
Keeping both is intentional: it prevents a later stage from silently treating
separation as if it implied the required mass domination.
- a_dominance : RNDominance Kdom R a
- b_dominance : RNDominance Kdom R b
- line593 : Line593 Knum R a b
- line596 : Line596 Knum R a b
- line598 : Line598 Knum R a b
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Direct constructor from the exact constant-one Stage-1 mass bounds.
Constant-carrying constructor used by the single-scale assembly.
The dyadic bucket has fewer than twice its recorded Y points, so the
root-scale budget naturally supplies RNDominance 2 R. Viewing this as
constant-one dominance at radius 2 * R gives factors 16, 4, and 4
in (5.93), (5.96), and (5.98), respectively; the latter two are enlarged
to the common numerical constant 16.
The analytic summation used before (5.98). The branch records exactly the paper's instruction to sum the variable belonging to the larger scale.
The false/true branch of (5.91), using precisely the sufficient condition (5.96).
The true/false branch of (5.91), with the two summation orders in (5.98).
Uniform local bound (5.91), ready for the parity assembly.
Kdom is carried only by the explicit Stage-1 dominance fields of cert;
Knum is the constant in the three numerical consequences (5.93), (5.96),
and (5.98). Thus the conclusion never hides a comparison constant.
Normalized constant-one convenience form of the local estimate.
The actual dyadic-bucket assembly uses
mixedPairInner_le_5_91_of_dominance_two below, because the cluster stores
the actual point-cardinality while the setup budget stores its dyadic floor.
Assembly-facing form of (5.91).
The factor 2 in the root-scale dominance accounts for replacing the
dyadic bucket size by the actual number of points. The induced numerical
constant 16 is absorbed into the universal constant in the conclusion.