I believe that it should be 2^(μ'-μ) not 2^(μ-μ').
|C*↑μ| is strictly less than |C*↑μ'| where μ' < μ. This is because lower levels contain more blocks: 1/2 of all blocks are of μ=1, 1/4 of all blocks are of μ=2, etc. So, for this inequality to be true, the quantity multiplied by |C*↑μ'| should be < 1. However, μ-μ' >= 1 making 2^(μ-μ') >= 2 so (1-δ)2^(μ-μ') >= 1 for all δ <= 0.5.
I believe that it should be
2^(μ'-μ)
not2^(μ-μ')
.|C*↑μ|
is strictly less than|C*↑μ'|
whereμ' < μ
. This is because lower levels contain more blocks:1/2
of all blocks are ofμ=1
,1/4
of all blocks are ofμ=2
, etc. So, for this inequality to be true, the quantity multiplied by|C*↑μ'|
should be< 1
. However,μ-μ' >= 1
making2^(μ-μ') >= 2
so(1-δ)2^(μ-μ') >= 1
for allδ <= 0.5
.My apologies if I have overlooked something.