The per-vector spectral upper bound on the limit slow space #
For an ergodic cocycle A⁽ⁿ⁾ = cocycle A T n of invertible matrices over (X, μ, T), a
vector in the limit slow space vslow A T (exp t) x has normalized log-growth bounded above
by the threshold t:
∀ᵐ x, ∀ t, ∀ v ∈ vslow A T (exp t) x, v ≠ 0 →
limsup (1/n) log ‖A⁽ⁿ⁾ v‖ ≤ t.
The reverse-side overlap transfer of Oseledets.RuelleCofactor combines with the
almost-everywhere singular-value asymptotics to yield this bound.
Main results #
Oseledets.specTerm_envelope_slow: at a slow singular index (one whose exponent satisfieslamj ≤ lami), the spectral term obeysspecTerm ≤ exp(n(2 lami + ε))eventually, by pure SVD and Cauchy–Schwarz; no overlap-decay input is needed.Oseledets.reverse_graded_overlap_bound: for orthonormal basesb, b', forward graded decay of the change-of-basis entries together with Ruelle's cofactor bound yields the transposed-graded reverse decay.Oseledets.limsup_le_of_mem_vslow: the per-vector spectral upper bound itself.
Implementation notes #
The bound limsup_le_of_mem_vslow follows from the envelope criterion
limsup_inv_mul_log_norm_cocycle_apply_le. Its two side conditions hold outright:
positivity 0 < ‖A⁽ⁿ⁾ v‖ for every n from cocycle_apply_ne_zero (det (A x) ≠ 0 makes
A⁽ⁿ⁾ invertible, hence injective on v ≠ 0), and the IsCoboundedUnder (· ≤ ·) condition
from a bounded-below lower bound (isCoboundedUnder_le_of_boundedUnder_ge).
The criterion takes the per-index envelope specTerm ≤ exp(n(2t + ε)) for every spectral
index j. Slow indices (lam j ≤ t) follow from specTerm_envelope_slow. Fast indices
(t < lam j) rest on Ruelle's chain of singular-value estimates, entering through two
hypotheses: hfwd, the forward graded overlap bound (the level-increasing entries of the
change of basis between the limit eigenbasis and the time-n Gram eigenbasis decay at the
graded rate, the forward chain of Ruelle's Lemma 1.4); and hbridge, the band-limit bridge
from the reverse graded entry bound to the fast-index specTerm envelope (via
tendsto_bandProjector_of_gap). The forward bound is converted into the reverse bound by
reverse_graded_overlap_bound, which consumes hrev, Ruelle's reverse-side cofactor bound
for orthogonal matrices with graded forward decay
(Oseledets.RuelleCofactor.entry_reverse_bound_of_orthogonal).
References #
- David Ruelle, Ergodic theory of differentiable dynamical systems, Publ. Math. IHÉS 50 (1979), 27–58
Positivity of the cocycle applied to a nonzero vector #
Eventual (in fact universal) positivity of ‖A⁽ⁿ⁾ v‖. Since det (A x) ≠ 0, every
cocycle matrix A⁽ⁿ⁾ is invertible, hence toEuclideanLin (A⁽ⁿ⁾) is injective, so it sends the
nonzero v to a nonzero (positive-norm) vector for every n.
The slow-index specTerm envelope #
The squared overlap with the orthonormal Gram eigenbasis is bounded by ‖v‖²
(Cauchy–Schwarz, the basis vectors being unit).
The slow-index specTerm envelope. If the j-th singular exponent converges to
lamj ≤ lami (a slow index), then specTermⱼ(n) ≤ exp(n(2 lami + ε)) eventually, for
every ε > 0. Pure SVD + Cauchy–Schwarz: specTerm = σⱼ²·⟪v,uⱼ⟫² ≤ σⱼ²·‖v‖², with
σⱼ² ≤ exp(n(2lamj+ε/2)) ≤ exp(n(2lami+ε/2)) and ‖v‖² ≤ exp(n·ε/2) eventually. No
overlap-decay input is needed at a slow index.
The reverse-side graded overlap transfer #
An orthonormal change-of-basis matrix S i j = ⟪b' j, b i⟫ is orthogonal (S Sᵀ = 1, pure
Parseval). If its forward (level-increasing) entries decay at the graded rate
c·exp(-(g j - g i)₊), then Ruelle's cofactor bound hrev transfers this to the reverse
(level-decreasing) entries: |S i j| ≤ (d-1)!·c^{d-1}·exp(-(g i - g j)).
Oseledets.RuelleCofactor.SVDData.orthogonal_block_mass_symm is the Frobenius-mass companion;
here hrev supplies the per-entry graded transfer.
Reverse-side graded overlap transfer. For orthonormal bases b, b' of a
finite-dimensional real inner product space, the change-of-basis matrix S i j = ⟪b' j, b i⟫ is
orthogonal; given the forward graded decay of its entries, the cofactor bound hrev yields the
transposed-graded reverse bound on every entry.
The per-vector spectral upper bound #
The Ruelle-dependent content enters through three hypotheses:
hrev— Ruelle's reverse-side cofactor bound (Oseledets.RuelleCofactor.entry_reverse_bound_of_orthogonal), with the exact statement needed;hfwd— the forward graded overlap bound, uniform in the band index, the output of the forward chain of Ruelle's Lemma 1.4 (Oseledets.RuelleCofactor.SVDData.oneStep_sandwichandOseledets.RuelleCofactor.chain_leakage_exp, the full pairwise gap);hbridge— the band-limit bridge: from the reverse graded entry bound to the fast-indexspecTermenvelope, via the band-limit identificationtendsto_bandProjector_of_gap.
The slow indices (lam j ≤ t) need no Ruelle input; they follow from
specTerm_envelope_slow.
Per-vector spectral upper bound on the limit slow space.
For μ-a.e. x, every threshold t, and every nonzero v in the limit slow space
vslow A T (exp t) x, the cocycle growth obeys limsup (1/n) log ‖A⁽ⁿ⁾ v‖ ≤ t.
The proof feeds the envelope criterion limsup_inv_mul_log_norm_cocycle_apply_le the
per-index specTerm envelopes: slow indices (lam j ≤ t) from specTerm_envelope_slow
(no Ruelle input); fast indices (t < lam j) from Ruelle's chain, which enters as two
hypotheses:
hfwd— the forward graded overlap bound, uniform in the band index (Ruelle Lemma 1.4,SVDData.oneStep_sandwich+chain_leakage_exp): the level-increasing entries of the change of basis between the limit eigenbasisb'and the time-nGram eigenbasis decay at the graded rate.hbridge— the band-limit bridge (tendsto_bandProjector_of_gap): from the reverse graded entry bound (produced here by applyinghrevviareverse_graded_overlap_bound) to the fast-indexspecTermenvelope.
The hypothesis hrev is consumed by reverse_graded_overlap_bound, which turns the forward
graded decay hfwd into the reverse graded decay that hbridge requires. Positivity and
the cobounded side condition are discharged by cocycle_apply_ne_zero and
isBoundedUnder_log_norm_cocycle_apply.