Split behavior when changing $s,t$ #
We prove a family of "split" theorems.
When applying perturbation to $s$ and $t$, a single Λline
set that pass through
multiple lattice points will split into several sets.
Consequently, more nₖ
are inserted, and the piecewise function $E$ and $w$ split
into finer pieces. We describe the behavior of $w$ during this process.
Finally, we will prove that wₗᵢ
uniformly shifts towards one direction during splitting,
which is a prerequisite for monocity of wₗᵢ
over $s/t$.
While these are true for all positive $s$ and $t$, it is only interesting when $s/t$ is rational.
If $s/t$ is irrational, all Λline
are already singletons, so they won't split further.
Main statements #
wₗᵢsSplit
andwₗᵢtSplit
statewₗᵢ
moves in the direction monotonic to $s/t$.wₘᵢₙsSplit
andwₘᵢₙtSplit
statewₘᵢₙ
stays or moves upwards when $s/t$ moves in either direction.wₘₐₓsSplit
andwₘₐₓtSplit
statewₘₐₓ
stays or moves downwards when $s/t$ moves in either direction.
Implementation note #
We describe perturbation in δ-ε-like language. The larger $n$ or $k$ we look at, the smaller perturbation is allowed. We will develope an allowed bound for $ε$ for the given range of $k$. By convention, we use capital $K$ to represent the bound for $k$
For simplicity, we will mostly only consider a positive perturbation on t, and leave the rest to symmetry.
Equations
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- pqOfδₖSplit s t ε k K k' kBound εbound k'left k'right = ⋯.choose