The upper bound of Proposition 3(i) #
This file proves the upper bound in Proposition 3(i) of the paper, following its proof in
Section S1.6: for fixed q ∈ (1, 1/a), with a = 1 − s²,
log(2 + 2 log T/log q) = log log T + O(1), and Lemma S3 gives
limsup_{T→∞} log η_T/log log T ≤ aq; letting q → 1 replaces aq by a. We write the step
log(2 + 2 log T/log q) = log log T + O(1) as the bound
log(2 + 2 log T/log q) ≤ log log T + log(2 + 2/log q) for T ≥ 3, and the limit q → 1 as the
choice, for each b > a, of a q with aq < b.
log_eta_le_mul_log_log_add:log η_T ≤ aq log log T + aq log(2 + 2/log q) + log{1/(1 − aq)}forT ≥ 3;eventually_log_eta_lt: for everyb > 1 − s², eventuallylog η_T < b log log T;eta_gaussNumeraire_lt_top_of_lt_one:η_T < ∞forT ≥ 1.
theorem
LogOptimal.log_eta_le_mul_log_log_add
{s : ℝ}
(hs0 : 0 < s)
(hs1 : s < 1)
{q : ℝ}
(hq : 1 < q)
(hqa : q < 1 / (1 - s ^ 2))
{T : ℕ}
(hT : 3 ≤ T)
:
Lemma S3 with log(2 + 2 log T/log q) ≤ log log T + log(2 + 2/log q): for T ≥ 3,
log η_T ≤ aq log log T + aq log(2 + 2/log q) + log{1/(1 − aq)}, with a = 1 − s².