OAI/MeasureTheory/DyadicAvoidance/WindowData.lean
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OAI.Problem310.ValidWindowEdgeline 10Source documentation
An edge is identified with the nonempty path to its child.
def ValidWindowEdge {q : ℕ} (d : ℕ) (P : List (Fin q)) : Prop := … - structure
OAI.Problem310.WindowDataline 17Source documentation
Deterministic window interface shared by the finite router and its geometric/probabilistic estimates.
qis the TOTAL number of children. Only the two ordering comparisons actually used by routing are required; a preorder construction can supply them from its general rank gap bound.structure WindowData (q d g r₀ : ℕ) where …
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OAI.Problem310.WindowData.lengthline 41 - def
OAI.Problem310.WindowData.windowline 43 - def
OAI.Problem310.WindowData.testIndexline 45 - lemma
OAI.Problem310.WindowData.start_le_endline 47 - lemma
OAI.Problem310.WindowData.card_windowline 52 - lemma
OAI.Problem310.WindowData.testIndex_memline 59 - lemma
OAI.Problem310.WindowData.testIndex_threeline 67 - lemma
OAI.Problem310.WindowData.testIndex_injectiveline 73 - lemma
OAI.Problem310.WindowData.testIndex_paddingline 80Source documentation
Every tested point sees at most
2*r+2finest-grid exponent levels.lemma testIndex_padding (P : List (Fin q)) (hP : ValidWindowEdge d P) (k : Fin (W.length P)) : W.bstar P + 2 ≤ W.testIndex P k + (2 * W.length P + 2) := by …Mentions: OAI.Problem310.ValidWindowEdge
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OAI.Problem310.WindowData.indicesline 88Source documentation
The global finite-index set may include every edge window.
def indices : Set ℕ := {n | ∃ P : List (Fin q), ValidWindowEdge d P ∧ n ∈ W.window P}Mentions: OAI.Problem310.ValidWindowEdge
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OAI.Problem310.WindowData.indices_positiveline 90