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The cost rate of nonlinear remote stabilization on the Aubry--André lattice: a reflected off-spectral exponent and the sharp identity for almost every phase

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We study the exponential rate $r(α,λ)$ of the energy $\mathcal{E}_N$ needed to steer a far site, at distance $N$, of an Aubry--André chain $H_λ$ via one boundary actuator with closed-loop margin $α$. An exact eigenbasis reduction writes $\mathcal{E}_N$ as a Cauchy quadratic form $\tilde b^\top C^{-1}\tilde b$ in the boundary-amplitude ratios, whose rate is the off-spectral Lyapunov exponent of the transfer cocycle at the reflected band edge $z^\star=2E_{\min}-2α-E_{\max}$, giving $r(α,λ)=γ_λ(z^\star)$. The rate lies in a bracket of width $\log_+(λ/2)$ whose ends coincide for $λ\le2$, the spectrum having logarithmic capacity $\max(1,λ/2)$. We prove the identity unconditionally, for every phase, on the whole metallic--critical range $0<λ\le2$: for $λ<2$ through subcritical almost reducibility as the sole external input, and at $λ=2$ because the Green's function there equals the Lyapunov exponent. For $λ>2$ the upper bound is unconditional, and the lower bound takes localization as its only external input: an inverse-free cocycle form makes $\mathcal{E}_N$ a cancellation-free positive sum, and a Christoffel--Darboux identity collapses its coefficients to $|c_k|=Q(δ_k)(\hatψ^{(k)}_N)^2$, where band-edge near-degeneracies cancel. With a three-distance lemma this yields $r=γ_λ(z^\star)$ at every Diophantine frequency and almost every phase, with gap $O(N^{-2/(2+τ)})$ for type $τ$ ($N^{-2/3}$ at bounded type), unconditionally for $λ\geλ_1$ and under a polynomial-prefactor localization hypothesis for $2<λ<λ_1$. The relative gap $1-r/γ_λ(z^\star)$ vanishes at both ends of the localized phase, with $g_{\mathbb{C}\setminusΣ_λ}(z^\star)\to\operatorname{arccosh}3$ as $λ\to\infty$.

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Athmouni, N., Brahmia, N., Hachani, A. (2026). The cost rate of nonlinear remote stabilization on the Aubry--André lattice: a reflected off-spectral exponent and the sharp identity for almost every phase. https://doi.org/10.48550/arxiv.2606.28650

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