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Injection Weights from a Bounded Profile Along Mean-Field Clocks: Label-Rate Form of the Fluctuation Covariance, Weight Bounds, the Prior Quadratic Form, and the Step-Function Injection

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Let l≥2l\ge2, m≥1m\ge1, N≥1N\ge1 and m≥1\mathsf{m}\ge1 be natural numbers (m\mathsf{m} is unrelated to mm), and let T>0T>0, B≥0B\ge0 and R>0R>0 be real numbers with R≥NBTR\ge NBT. Let L\mathcal{L} be the set of transition labels c=(σ,γ)c=(\sigma,\gamma) on ll states, which has l(l−1)l(l-1) elements, and for c=(σ,γ)c=(\sigma,\gamma) put vc=δγ−δσv_c=\delta_\gamma-\delta_\sigma, where δ1,…,δl\delta_1,\dots,\delta_l are the standard basis vectors of Euclidean space Rl\mathbb{R}^l, as in Open-Loop Aggregate Solution Driven by Aggregate Transition Clocks; coordinates of points of Rl\mathbb{R}^l carry superscripts. Write ∣⋅∣|\cdot| for the Euclidean norm and, for real numbers, for the absolute value, x⋅yx\cdot y for the dot product, ⋅\sqrt{\cdot} for the nonnegative square root, and 1{P}\mathbf{1}\{P\} for 11 if the condition PP holds and 00 otherwise.

Cells. As in The Synthetic Copy: Independent Cell Structure, Deterministic-Count Clocks, the Copy Measure, and the Smoothed Joint Density of Parameter and Observation Record, for every label cc let Jc≥1J_c\ge1 be a natural number and 0=b0c<b1c<⋯<bJcc=R0=b^{c}_0<b^{c}_1<\dots<b^{c}_{J_c}=R real numbers; the cells of the clock cc are the intervals Ic,j=(bj−1c,bjc]I_{c,j}=(b^{c}_{j-1},b^{c}_j] with lengths μc,j=bjc−bj−1c>0\mu_{c,j}=b^{c}_j-b^{c}_{j-1}>0 (1≤j≤Jc1\le j\le J_c; written ∣Ic,j∣|I_{c,j}| there); L\mathsf{L} is the set of pairs q=(c,j)q=(c,j) with c∈Lc\in\mathcal{L} and 1≤j≤Jc1\le j\le J_c; for q=(c,j)∈Lq=(c,j)\in\mathsf{L} we write μq=μc,j\mu_q=\mu_{c,j}, and likewise wq=wc,jw_q=w_{c,j}, nq=nc,jn_q=n_{c,j} and Jˉq=Jˉc,j\bar{J}_q=\bar{J}_{c,j} for the objects defined below; and μmax⁡=max⁡q∈Lμq\mu_{\max}=\max_{q\in\mathsf{L}}\mu_q.

Integration on [0,T][0,T]. Let B[0,T]\mathcal{B}_{[0,T]} and Leb\mathrm{Leb} be the trace Borel σ\sigma-algebra and the restricted Lebesgue measure on [0,T][0,T] (written λ[0,T]\lambda_{[0,T]} in that lemma). A real function on [0,T][0,T] is measurable when it is measurable with respect to B[0,T]\mathcal{B}_{[0,T]} and the Borel σ\sigma-algebra of the real line. For a bounded measurable f:[0,T]→Rf:[0,T]\to\mathbb{R} and J∈B[0,T]J\in\mathcal{B}_{[0,T]} we write ∫Jf(s) ds=∫[0,T]1Jf dLeb\int_{J}f(s)\,ds=\int_{[0,T]}\mathbf{1}_{J}f\,d\mathrm{Leb}, the Lebesgue integral of the integrable function 1Jf\mathbf{1}_{J}f, with 1J\mathbf{1}_{J} the indicator of JJ; for maps into Rl\mathbb{R}^l with bounded measurable components the integral is taken componentwise.

Data. For every label cc let ϕc:[0,T]→[0,B]\phi_c:[0,T]\to[0,B] be measurable (the mean-field label rates) and put

Cˉtc=N∫[0,t]ϕc(s) ds(t∈[0,T])\bar{\mathsf{C}}^{c}_t=N\int_{[0,t]}\phi_c(s)\,ds\qquad(t\in[0,T])

(the mean-field consumed clocks). Let λ:[0,T]→Rl\lambda:[0,T]\to\mathbb{R}^l, written t↦λtt\mapsto\lambda_t, be a map with measurable components and let Λ≥0\Lambda\ge0 be a real number with ∣λt∣≤Λ|\lambda_t|\le\Lambda for every t∈[0,T]t\in[0,T] (the profile and its bound). For every cc define the time cells

Jˉc,1={s∈[0,T]:Cˉsc≤b1c},Jˉc,j={s∈[0,T]:Cˉsc∈Ic,j}(2≤j≤Jc),\bar{J}_{c,1}=\{s\in[0,T]:\bar{\mathsf{C}}^{c}_s\le b^{c}_1\},\qquad \bar{J}_{c,j}=\{s\in[0,T]:\bar{\mathsf{C}}^{c}_s\in I_{c,j}\}\quad(2\le j\le J_c),

the injection weights

wc,j=Nm∫Jˉc,j(vc⋅λs) ϕc(s) ds((c,j)∈L)w_{c,j}=\frac{N}{\mathsf{m}}\int_{\bar{J}_{c,j}}(v_c\cdot\lambda_s)\,\phi_c(s)\,ds\qquad((c,j)\in\mathsf{L})

(the time cells belong to B[0,T]\mathcal{B}_{[0,T]} and all integrands below are bounded and measurable by claim 2, so these definitions make sense), the profile injection and the profile energy

Fˉt=∫[0,t]∑c∈Lvc (vc⋅λs) ϕc(s) ds∈Rl(t∈[0,T]),P=∫[0,T]∑c∈L(vc⋅λs)2 ϕc(s) ds.\bar{F}_t=\int_{[0,t]}\sum_{c\in\mathcal{L}}v_c\,(v_c\cdot\lambda_s)\,\phi_c(s)\,ds\in\mathbb{R}^l\quad(t\in[0,T]),\qquad \mathcal{P}=\int_{[0,T]}\sum_{c\in\mathcal{L}}(v_c\cdot\lambda_s)^{2}\,\phi_c(s)\,ds .

Finally, a cell counter for q=(c,j)∈Lq=(c,j)\in\mathsf{L} is a map nq:[0,R]→{0,1,…,m}n_q:[0,R]\to\{0,1,\dots,\mathsf{m}\} with nq(x)=0n_q(x)=0 for x≤bj−1cx\le b^{c}_{j-1} and nq(x)=mn_q(x)=\mathsf{m} for x≥bjcx\ge b^{c}_j.

1. (Label-rate form of the fluctuation covariance.) This claim involves only ll, mm, BB and the vectors vcv_c; none of the objects introduced in the three preceding paragraphs enters it. Let A\mathcal{A} be a nonempty subset of Rm\mathbb{R}^m, let β\beta be a transition-rate family on ll states with control set A\mathcal{A} and rate bound BB, and let Θ\Theta be its aggregate fluctuation covariance. Then for every Σ\Sigma in the probability simplex Δl\Delta^l, every α∈A\alpha\in\mathcal{A} and every y∈Rly\in\mathbb{R}^l, with the matrix-vector product,

Θ(Σ,α) y=∑c=(σ,γ)∈Lvc (vc⋅y) Σσβ(σ,γ,Σ,α),y⋅(Θ(Σ,α) y)=∑c=(σ,γ)∈L(vc⋅y)2 Σσβ(σ,γ,Σ,α).\Theta(\Sigma,\alpha)\,y=\sum_{c=(\sigma,\gamma)\in\mathcal{L}}v_c\,(v_c\cdot y)\,\Sigma^{\sigma}\beta(\sigma,\gamma,\Sigma,\alpha),\qquad y\cdot\bigl(\Theta(\Sigma,\alpha)\,y\bigr)=\sum_{c=(\sigma,\gamma)\in\mathcal{L}}(v_c\cdot y)^{2}\,\Sigma^{\sigma}\beta(\sigma,\gamma,\Sigma,\alpha).

2. (Clocks, time cells and weight bounds.) For every label cc: t↦Cˉtct\mapsto\bar{\mathsf{C}}^{c}_t is nondecreasing with 0≤Cˉtc≤NBT≤R0\le\bar{\mathsf{C}}^{c}_t\le NBT\le R; each time cell Jˉc,j\bar{J}_{c,j} is an interval (possibly empty) belonging to B[0,T]\mathcal{B}_{[0,T]}; the time cells Jˉc,1,…,Jˉc,Jc\bar{J}_{c,1},\dots,\bar{J}_{c,J_c} are pairwise disjoint with union [0,T][0,T]; and N∫Jˉc,jϕc(s) ds≤μc,jN\int_{\bar{J}_{c,j}}\phi_c(s)\,ds\le\mu_{c,j}. The integrands defining wc,jw_{c,j}, Fˉt\bar{F}_t and P\mathcal{P} are bounded and measurable, so these quantities are well defined, and

∣wc,j∣≤2 Λ μc,jm,∑q∈L∣wq∣≤2 Λ l(l−1) Rm,∣Fˉt∣≤2ΛBT l(l−1),0≤P≤2Λ2BT l(l−1).|w_{c,j}|\le\frac{\sqrt{2}\,\Lambda\,\mu_{c,j}}{\mathsf{m}},\qquad \sum_{q\in\mathsf{L}}|w_q|\le\frac{\sqrt{2}\,\Lambda\,l(l-1)\,R}{\mathsf{m}},\qquad |\bar{F}_t|\le2\Lambda BT\,l(l-1),\qquad 0\le\mathcal{P}\le2\Lambda^{2}BT\,l(l-1).

3. (Prior quadratic form.) Let κ≥0\kappa\ge0 and, for every q∈Lq\in\mathsf{L}, let hq≥0\mathsf{h}_q\ge0 be real numbers with μq hq≤κ m2\mu_q\,\mathsf{h}_q\le\kappa\,\mathsf{m}^{2}. Then

∑q∈Lwq2 hq ≤ κ N P.\sum_{q\in\mathsf{L}}w_q^{2}\,\mathsf{h}_q\ \le\ \kappa\,N\,\mathcal{P}.

4. (Step-function injection.) Let (nq)q∈L(n_q)_{q\in\mathsf{L}} be cell counters. Then for every t∈[0,T]t\in[0,T] and every family x=(xc)c∈Lx=(x_c)_{c\in\mathcal{L}} of points of [0,R][0,R],

∣1N∑c∈Lvc∑j=1Jcwc,j nc,j(xc) − Fˉt∣ ≤ 2ΛN∑c∈L(∣xc−Cˉtc∣+3μmax⁡).\Bigl|\frac{1}{N}\sum_{c\in\mathcal{L}}v_c\sum_{j=1}^{J_c}w_{c,j}\,n_{c,j}(x_c)\ -\ \bar{F}_t\Bigr|\ \le\ \frac{2\Lambda}{N}\sum_{c\in\mathcal{L}}\bigl(|x_c-\bar{\mathsf{C}}^{c}_t|+3\mu_{\max}\bigr).

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