claimroutineinferred_dep
Summing shell estimates over radii
Sums shell bounds over radii by bounded overlap; far radii negligible
assembles the ball bound for general data
Statement (paper)
Divide into intervals of length between and , centered at , and let . Then the input shells have bounded overlap, so , and the profile estimate summed over gives the desired bound for the contribution of the radii . For with , the remaining kernel is bounded by , and Young's inequality in bounds this contribution by ; the radii outside again give rapid decay in .
In plain English
Splitting into intervals of length comparable to with centers , the shell data have bounded overlap, so . Summing the profile estimate over bounds the contribution of radii , and the contribution of the remaining radii is bounded by , with radii outside giving rapid decay in .
Why it's here
This turns the single-shell bound of the previous claim into a bound for general . Near radii are handled by applying the profile operator estimate to each and summing using bounded overlap of the shells. Far radii are handled by the kernel decay with Young's inequality in , so the remainder is negligible for large .
Classified routine:
Standard decomposition into shells of width comparable to R with a bounded-overlap summation, plus Young's inequality applied to the rapidly decaying off-diagonal kernel; it follows directly from the preceding shell profile estimate.
Uses
Used by
Nothing in the paper
Sources
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- §B.1 Observation on a ball
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Friction
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Summation over shells and remainder kernel" rests on claim-lem-angular-ball-2