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Dyadic energy decay (E(r)≤C(r/R)μE(R))

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If E(R/2)≤θE(R) and E is nondecreasing, then E(2−kR)≤θkE(R). Between dyadic radii, monotonicity gives E(r)≤2μ(r/R)μE(R) for any 0<μ≤−log2​θ. This transfers a discrete contraction into a uniform power bound.

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