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Diagonal Defect Across Three Scales

Abstract

Coherent projections through an intermediate scale obey the Lipschitz diagonal-defect bound.

Theorem 1.1 (Diagonal scale defects compose).

Proof. Machine-checked in Lean as D5/S0/Diagonal/Naturality/ScaleDefectComposition.diagonal_scale_defect_comp_le (✓ std3). ∎

Source. Repository-derived.

Commentary.

Let k <= i <= j be three scales. Each scale has a table carrier T_s, an output carrier U_s, and a diagonal map Delta_s. The table projections P and output projections Q are typed separately.

The direct projections are publicly required to equal the composites P_(i,k) after P_(j,i) and Q_(i,k) after Q_(j,i). Output carriers at i and k carry the pseudometrics used by the three defects.

If Q_(i,k) is L-Lipschitz, insert Q_(i,k) Delta_i P_(j,i)(E) between the endpoints. The metric triangle inequality and the Lipschitz distance bound give L times the j-to-i defect plus the i-to-k defect at P_(j,i)(E).

The pointwise defect is imported from the frozen diagonal-naturality family and is exactly dist(Q Delta(E), Delta(P(E))). Pinned Mathlib supplies dist_triangle and LipschitzWith.dist_le_mul.

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