Coarse-grained multifractal analysis: the refining-partition limit (degenerate case) #
This file discharges the degenerate (uniform / monofractal) case of the refining-partition
limit of issue #16, item 6: for the uniform (Haar / Lebesgue) measure the multifractal Rényi
spectrum degenerates to a single point, recovered exactly in the refining limit ε → 0.
Concretely, partition d-dimensional space at scale ε ∈ (0, 1) into a uniform grid of
N = ε ^ (-d) cells of equal weight p i = N⁻¹ (the dyadic-grid scaling of d-dimensional
Lebesgue measure). Then Degeneracy.renyiDim_equalMeasure gives, for every q,
D_q = log N / (-log ε), and feeding the count N = ε ^ (-d) in collapses this to
D_q = d, exactly, for every ε ∈ (0, 1) and every q (Real.log_rpow turns
log (ε ^ (-d)) into (-d) · log ε, which cancels against -log ε ≠ 0). The per-resolution
value is therefore the constant d, so the refining limit ε → 0 is the trivial limit of a
constant: Tendsto (fun ε => renyiDim (p ε) ε q) (𝓝[Set.Ioo 0 1] 0) (𝓝 d).
Main results #
Oseledets.Multifractal.renyiDim_uniform_eq_dim: the load-bearing per-resolution identityD_q = dfor a uniform partition withFintype.card ι = ε ^ (-d).Oseledets.Multifractal.renyiDim_uniform_tendsto_dim: the refining-limit corollary, packaging the constant value as an actualTendsto … (𝓝[Set.Ioo 0 1] 0) (𝓝 d).Oseledets.Multifractal.renyiDimMeasure_uniform_eq_dim: the measure-level mirror.
Scope (what is, and is NOT, formalized here) #
This is only the degenerate uniform / monofractal case, where the per-resolution dimension is
constant in ε and the limit is trivial. The pointwise local dimension itself is defined, and its
absolutely-continuous case proved, in Oseledets.Multifractal.LocalDimension (item 5). What stays
the genuine frontier is the general non-uniform refining limit (item 6 for a genuinely
multifractal measure) and general exact-dimensionality — a.e.-constancy of the local dimension
for a singular / SRB measure, and the Young / Ledrappier–Young identity. These need the absolute
continuity of conditional measures on unstable manifolds (the Ledrappier–Young core), the same
Mathlib-absent ingredient that blocks the library's Pesin–SRB work (issue #10), not any missing
metric or ergodic theorem (the Lyapunov exponents, entropy, Margulis–Ruelle inequality, and a
pointwise Birkhoff theorem are all already present). See the issue for the research-grade statement.
Per-resolution monofractal value. For a uniform partition into N = Fintype.card ι cells
of equal weight p i = N⁻¹, with the count tuned to the d-dimensional dyadic-grid scaling
N = ε ^ (-d) (so the cells model d-dimensional Lebesgue measure at scale ε), the Rényi
(generalized) dimension is exactly d for every q and every ε ∈ (0, 1). Indeed
renyiDim_equalMeasure gives D_q = log N / (-log ε), and log N = log (ε ^ (-d)) = (-d) log ε
cancels the denominator -log ε ≠ 0.
Refining-partition limit (degenerate / monofractal case). Take a refining family of uniform
partitions: at each scale ε ∈ (0, 1) an index type ι ε of Fintype.card (ι ε) = ε ^ (-d) cells,
each carrying the equal weight (Fintype.card (ι ε))⁻¹ (the dyadic-grid model of d-dimensional
Lebesgue measure). By renyiDim_uniform_eq_dim the per-resolution Rényi dimension equals the
constant d for every such ε and every q, so the refining limit ε → 0 recovers the single
spectral point d exactly:
Tendsto (fun ε => renyiDim (p ε) ε q) (𝓝[Set.Ioo 0 1] 0) (𝓝 d). This is the degenerate case of
issue #16, item 6.
Measure-level mirror of the monofractal value. For a probability measure μ and a uniform
partition P with each cell of equal measure (Fintype.card ι)⁻¹ and the count tuned to the
d-dimensional scaling Fintype.card ι = ε ^ (-d), the Rényi dimension of μ is exactly d
for every q and every ε ∈ (0, 1). This is renyiDimMeasure_equalMeasure fed the count
N = ε ^ (-d).