Primitive-pairing assembly at lattice level #
This file joins the exact finite objects which occur between paper (5.5) and (5.17).
The first part is a genuine master bridge. For a fixed cut A, the
primitive across-pairing lattice sum is covered by valid Hepp trees and then
reindexed by the paired finite incidence denominator from (5.6). No
realization or positivity hypothesis is hidden in that statement.
The remaining lemmas expose three independent estimates used after this reindexing:
- Proposition 5.6 cancels the paired incidence denominator against the marked-tree orbit factor;
- Proposition 5.7 controls the primitive compatible word sum;
- the root cluster diameter pays for the maximum in (5.5), and the numerical powerset lemma closes (5.17).
There are exactly two reindexing steps not supplied by the current library:
- grouping a fixed paired incidence fiber by its unlabelled realized set and the induced multiplicity word (the paper's passage (5.8)--(5.11));
- reindexing valid increasing branch markings by independent dyadic gaps
before applying
sum_dyadicAssignmentWeight_le.
They are not replaced here by assumptions equivalent to the desired bound.
Primitive across pairings and the actual lattice statistic #
Primitive pairings crossing the fixed paper cut A | Aᶜ.
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The (5.5) lattice weight restricted to assignments copied along one across pairing.
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- Anderson4D.pairedReductionStatistic q A κ y = if Anderson4D.RespectsWord A y κ then Anderson4D.reductionWeight q y else 0
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The copied-cell predicate produced by Discretization is exactly the
across-word predicate used by the pairing and incidence layers. The two
definitions write the same equality in opposite orientations.
The sum over the primitive pairings crossing a fixed cut. This is the finite lattice expression obtained from (5.5) before choosing a Hepp tree.
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- Anderson4D.primitiveAcrossLatticeSum M q A = ∑ κ ∈ Anderson4D.primitiveAcrossPairingFinset A, Anderson4D.latticeChainSum M (q + 1) (Anderson4D.pairedReductionStatistic q A κ)
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Primitive across pairings compatible with one lattice tuple. Unlike the
generic word carrier, this definition does not impose a spurious finiteness
assumption on the lattice alphabet Z4.
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Finite Fubini form of the primitive lattice sum: at each tuple the pairing multiplicity is exactly the number of compatible primitive across pairings.
A copied assignment lies in the repeated-value locus required by the weak tree cover.
A fixed tree slice has paired finite incidence data #
The fixed-tree assignments compatible with one across pairing.
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- Anderson4D.pairedTreeSlice t M q A κ = {y ∈ Anderson4D.rdec_treeRealized t M (q + 1) | Anderson4D.RespectsWord A y κ}
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A realization of a copied assignment by a fixed valid tree determines an element of that tree's paired finite denominator carrier.
Exact fixed-tree form of paper (5.6), now on the actual (5.5) weight and the even-multiplicity denominator.
Master lattice/incidence bridge for (5.5)--(5.6).
The proof uses the Hepp-tree cover only after showing from the fixed across pairing that every contributing tuple has repeated values. Each valid tree slice is then reindexed by the exact paired denominator.
Exact pointwise bridge from (5.5) to the Proposition 5.7 weight #
The maximum factor in the lattice summand (5.5).
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- Anderson4D.latticeTupleDiameterBracketSq y = Finset.univ.sup' ⋯ fun (i : Fin (m + 1)) => Finset.univ.sup' ⋯ fun (j : Fin (m + 1)) => Anderson4D.latticeBracketSq (y i) (y j)
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The root cluster diameter controls the maximum bracket factor in (5.5). The displayed constant is polynomial in the leaf count and is subsequently absorbed into the paper's exponential base.
P-5.7 and P-5.6 after the exact finite reindexing #
Proposition 5.7 bounds the primitive compatible across-pairing word sum with the exact factorial quotient from (5.10).
Proposition 5.6 cancels the paired incidence denominator and the marked automorphism factor. This is the precise algebra used between (5.12), (5.14), and (5.16).
The final (5.17) numerical ledger on an actual tree #
Actual non-root branch carrier used when independent dyadic gaps are summed after the marking reindexing.
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Tree-carrier specialization of the factorized dyadic summation. Once a
valid increasing marking has been injected into independent gap data, every
free branch costs L and every other branch costs at most 2.
A valid tree with total multiplicity 2n has at most n-2 non-root
branch nodes.
Tree-indexed form of the factorial/logarithm summation after (5.17).