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Integrability of Shifted Hessian Increment Energy

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FunctionalInequalities.Analysis.integrable_hessian_increment_energy_readable

by Lazyfill · Oct 26, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

functional-inequalitieskls-conjecturekls-modularkls-readableletwin2026log-concave

This is an integrability component related to Theorem 2.5 of Letwin (arXiv:2607.24164v1).

Let uuu be continuous with Lipschitz gradient, let η\etaη be continuous and compactly supported, and let hhh be any vector in EuclideanSpace⁡ R (Fin⁡(n))\operatorname{EuclideanSpace}\,\mathbb R\,(\operatorname{Fin}(n))EuclideanSpaceR(Fin(n)). Then the function

x↦η(x)(∑i,j(H(x+h)ij−H(x)ij)2+∑i,j(H(x−h)ij−H(x)ij)2)e−u(x),x\mapsto \eta(x)\left(\sum_{i,j}\bigl(H(x+h)_{ij}-H(x)_{ij}\bigr)^2+\sum_{i,j}\bigl(H(x-h)_{ij}-H(x)_{ij}\bigr)^2\right)e^{-u(x)},x↦η(x)(i,j∑​(H(x+h)ij​−H(x)ij​)2+i,j∑​(H(x−h)ij​−H(x)ij​)2)e−u(x),

where H(x)=hessianMatrix⁡(u,x)H(x)=\operatorname{hessianMatrix}(u,x)H(x)=hessianMatrix(u,x), is integrable with respect to volume.

This statement provides genuine L1L^1L1 control for the compactly weighted squared Hessian increments. It does not assert the main integrated Hessian bound.

Original Lean declaration header

Within namespace FunctionalInequalities.Analysis. Shown in its original module context. Proof omitted.

theorem integrable_hessian_increment_energy {n : ℕ}
    {u η : EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n) → ℝ}
    (hu : Continuous u) {G : NNReal} (hG : LipschitzWith G (gradient u))
    (hη : Continuous η) (hηc : HasCompactSupport η)
    (h : EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n)) :
    Integrable (fun x => η x *
      ((∑ i, ∑ j, (hessianMatrix u (x + h) - hessianMatrix u x) i j ^ 2) +
       ∑ i, ∑ j, (hessianMatrix u (x - h) - hessianMatrix u x) i j ^ 2) *
      Real.exp (-u x)) (volume : Measure (EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n)))

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Module: Analysis/Convex/HessianIncrement.

Definition modules: Analysis/BakryEmery/HessianOperator, Analysis/Operator/Coordinates.

Supporting theorems: norm_hessianMatrix_entry_le_of_lipschitz_gradient.

Next: integral_mul_hessian_increment_le.

Source excerpt, lines 36–44 · Frozen source 408915f.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_KLSModular_FunctionalInequalities_Analysis_Convex_HessianIncrement

open MeasureTheory Set Filter
open FunctionalInequalities.Probability.Stein
Formal statement

theorem FunctionalInequalities.Analysis.integrable_hessian_increment_energy_readable {n : ℕ}
    {u η : EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n) → ℝ}
    (hu : Continuous u) {G : NNReal} (hG : LipschitzWith G (gradient u))
    (hη : Continuous η) (hηc : HasCompactSupport η)
    (h : EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n)) :
    Integrable (fun x => η x *
      ((∑ i, ∑ j, (hessianMatrix u (x + h) - hessianMatrix u x) i j ^ 2) +
       ∑ i, ∑ j, (hessianMatrix u (x - h) - hessianMatrix u x) i j ^ 2) *
      Real.exp (-u x)) (volume : Measure (EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n))) := by sorry
Source
Source: Letwin, The KLS constant is O(log^(1/4) n) (arXiv:2607.24164v1), Theorem 2.5. Lean source: https://github.com/human-ai-mathematics/kls-lean/blob/408915f/formalization/FunctionalInequalities/Analysis/Convex/HessianIncrement.lean#L34-L108 (repository human-ai-mathematics/kls-lean, commit 408915f, module `FunctionalInequalities.Analysis.Convex.HessianIncrement`, declaration `FunctionalInequalities.Analysis.integrable_hessian_increment_energy`; the repository is private at upload time).

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