Scaling ledger for the endpoint-preserving R-51 estimate #
This file converts the natural dyadic logarithm and the compatible periodic
mesh in PrimitiveEndpointPeriodic to the real logarithm and covariance
scale occurring in Proposition 4.1.
The dyadic logarithm occurring in the endpoint Hepp-tree estimate.
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The real logarithmic scale is bounded above by the natural dyadic logarithm selected by the compatible period.
A coarse upper comparison in the small-scale regime used below.
The deliberately generous factor 100 absorbs the harmless ceiling and
torus-period constants already when 2 ≤ |log ε|. This weaker threshold is
essential at the public Proposition 4.1 boundary: together with 2 ≤ n and
n ≤ |log ε|, it covers every order up to the paper's truncation
⌊|log ε|⌋.
Up to the paper's full truncation window n ≤ |log ε|, the R-51
hypothesis is available with the fixed natural constant K = 1.
Exponential absorption of the Hepp-tree coefficient #
A single fixed base which absorbs every non-logarithmic factor in
primitiveEndpointUniformCoefficient C M n 1.
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The full endpoint coefficient is one exponential times the exact
L^(n-2) critical logarithmic power.
Simplifying the periodic endpoint bound #
Fixed exponential base for the purely discrete and endpoint-geometric part of R-51.
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R-51 after all fixed combinatorial factors have been absorbed into
one exponential. The only order-dependent remainder is the critical
L^(n-2) factor.
Compatible-mesh cancellations #
Replacing the compatible mesh by the covariance scale costs at most
16 in the inserted endpoint decay.
The same comparison with one additional endpoint factor, as needed for the ordinary (non-inserted) kernel.
Covariance and cell-volume power ledger #
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- Anderson4D.primitiveR51FarCore R = (12 + 32 * R ^ 2) * Anderson4D.terminalRadiusFactor R
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- Anderson4D.primitiveR51NearStep Ccell R = Ccell * Anderson4D.cellChainRadiusFactor R
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Exponential base absorbing both cellwise analytic branches.
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Both branches of the cellwise R-51 estimate share the exact
δ^(4n-4) factor and have a uniform exponential coefficient.
Covariance scaling and cell volume cancel exactly at the compatible mesh, leaving only one fixed exponential.
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- Anderson4D.primitiveR51AnalyticBase Ccov Ccell R = Ccov * Anderson4D.primitiveR51CellCoreBase Ccell R
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Coupling and logarithmic power cancellation #
The n coupling factors cancel all but two powers of the logarithm
after the critical R-51 factor L^(n-2) is inserted. The fixed factor
100 absorbs the comparison between the natural dyadic logarithm and
|log ε| throughout the full paper truncation window.
Final exponential base #
One fixed base absorbing the analytic, combinatorial, and endpoint comparison constants in the higher-order branch of Proposition 4.1.
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- Anderson4D.primitiveR51TotalBase C Ccov Ccell R = 200 * (1 + Anderson4D.primitiveR51AnalyticBase Ccov Ccell R) * (1 + Anderson4D.primitiveR51ExponentialBase C R)
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The factor 16 in the compatible-mesh endpoint comparison and the
two fixed exponential bases are all absorbed into
primitiveR51TotalBase^(2n).
Complete real-valued scaling ledger for the endpoint-preserving R-51 bound. This is the point where the cell scale, covariance scale, critical dyadic logarithm, coupling, and endpoint comparison are all simultaneously discharged.