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Expdb.ExponentialSums.ExponentSumGrowthNonAsymptotic

Non-asymptotic exponential sum growth bounds #

This module formalizes the non-asymptotic definition of exponential sum exponent from the blueprint's Exponential sum growth exponents chapter (beta-chapter). It gives a fixed-parameter, epsilon--delta characterization of the exponential sum growth exponent.

Fixed-parameter formulation #

structure Expdb.IsModelPhaseSumSetupAt (α σ δ : ) (P : ) (C T N : ) (F : ) (a b : ) :

The fixed data satisfying the hypotheses of the non-asymptotic exponential-sum bound.

  • threshold_le_param : C T

    The phase parameter is above the uniform threshold.

  • rpow_sub_le_scale : T ^ (α - δ) N

    The scale is at least the lower power allowed by δ.

  • scale_le_rpow_add : N T ^ (α + δ)

    The scale is at most the upper power allowed by δ.

  • isApproximateModelPhase : IsApproximateModelPhaseFunction F σ P δ

    The phase approximates the model phase through order P.

  • scale_le_start : N a

    The summation interval begins in the dyadic block.

  • end_le_two_mul_scale : b 2 * N

    The summation interval ends in the dyadic block.

Instances For

    The fixed-parameter epsilon--delta bound from the blueprint lemma beta-asymp (Non-asymptotic definition of β).

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      From fixed bounds to asymptotic bounds #

      Uniform bounds for approximate model phases #

      theorem Expdb.approximate_model_phase_deriv_bounds {σ : } ( : 0 < σ) (P : ) :
      ∃ (K : ), 1 K ∀ {δ : } {F : }, δ min (2 ^ (-σ) / 2) 1IsApproximateModelPhaseFunction F σ P δHasPhaseFirstDerivLowerBound F (2 ^ (-σ) / 2) HasPhaseDerivBound F (P + 1) K

      An approximate model phase with sufficiently small error has a uniform positive first derivative and uniform bounds on all derivatives through order P + 1, with constants depending only on σ and P.

      The logarithm is an exact approximate model phase at every finite order.

      Building asymptotic counterexamples #

      Equivalence with the asymptotic definition #

      The non-asymptotic characterization of the exponential sum growth exponent.