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Expdb.ExponentialSums.PhaseFunctions

Phase functions #

This module formalizes the definitions from Section 4.1 of the ANTEDB blueprint. A phase function is smooth on [1, 2]. A model phase function is a variable family of phase functions whose successive derivatives asymptotically agree with those of u ↦ u ^ (-σ) for some fixed positive exponent σ.

The interval on which phase functions are considered.

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    A phase function is a variable real-valued function that is smooth on [1, 2] at every ambient index.

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      The variable error function in the model phase condition at derivative order p.

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        A variable phase function is a model phase function when, for some fixed σ > 0, the error between its (p + 1)st derivative and the pth derivative of u ↦ u ^ (-σ) is pointwise infinitesimal for every fixed derivative order p.

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          The fixed logarithmic phase u ↦ log u, regarded as a variable family.

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            The fixed logarithmic phase u ↦ log u is a model phase function, with model exponent σ = 1.

            theorem Expdb.IsModelPhaseFunction.exists_subsequence_uniform_error {F : VariableFunction (VariableObject.fixed ) } (hF : IsModelPhaseFunction F) (P : ) :
            ∃ (σ : ), 0 < σ ∃ (φ : ), StrictMono φ ∃ (c : VariableObject ), c.IsInfinitesimal ∀ (i p : ), p P∀ (u : phaseInterval), modelPhaseError F σ p (φ i) u c i

            For any fixed derivative cutoff, the errors of a model phase function have a common infinitesimal bound, uniform over the phase interval and all derivative orders up to the cutoff, after passing to a subsequence.