Winding-sector normalization for the primitive reduction #
An unwrapped compatible-mesh path remembers occurrence-wise period lifts.
Paired occurrences are therefore congruent modulo the period count, but
need not be literally equal. Here we normalize each pair to its canonical
anchor occurrence. This produces a tuple consumed by the existing
AcrossPairing layer.
The normalization does not preserve the lattice weight. We record an
explicit finite-box amplification, then sum the genuine canonical cell
carrier into a finite enlargement of primitiveAcrossLatticeSum in which
all (rather than only primitive) across pairings are retained. No
certificate or assumed estimate is used.
Literal pairing normalization #
Replace both occurrences of every pair by the label at their common canonical anchor.
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- Anderson4D.normalizePairingTuple κ u i = u (Anderson4D.pairingAnchor κ i)
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Explicit finite-box weight amplification #
A common upper bound for every Japanese bracket squared between two
points of [-M,M]⁴. The deliberately coarse 2^(M+1) form reuses the
project's decomposition bound and makes the loss manifestly exponential.
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Lower bound for the full adjacent-edge product in a box.
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- Anderson4D.windingBoxEdgeFloor M q = ∏ _j : Anderson4D.AdjacentIndex (q + 1), (Anderson4D.windingBoxBase M)⁻¹
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Explicit loss for replacing an arbitrary bounded tuple by a bounded literally paired tuple.
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Any two tuples in the same finite box have comparable reduction weights with the explicit exponential loss above.
Reduction-index transport and the enlarged across sum #
Transport a paper pairing to the literal reduction-weight carrier.
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The finite enlargement of primitiveAcrossLatticeSum obtained by
retaining every across pairing, including the nonprimitive ones.
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- Anderson4D.allAcrossLatticeSum M q A = ∑ κ : Anderson4D.AcrossPairing A, Anderson4D.latticeChainSum M (q + 1) (Anderson4D.pairedReductionStatistic q A κ)
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Exact ledger for the finite enlargement: no other terms are hidden.
Genuine winding-sector sum assembly #
Real-valued version of the finite unwrapped cell sum.
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Every actual period-lift fiber is bounded by the canonical copied-cell carrier cardinality.
The number of winding sectors is bounded by the same genuine finite carrier.
Every normalized tuple contributes to the enlarged across sum associated with the canonical lower half of the transported pairing.
Primitive version of the preceding pointwise assembly. Transport along the arithmetic index equivalence preserves primitivity, so the canonical across pairing is an actual member of the existing primitive carrier.
Winding-sector bridge.
For a genuine full pairing, the complete unwrapped cell sum is bounded by an explicitly finite carrier cardinality, the explicit exponential box amplification, and the existing across lattice machine enlarged only by its displayed nonprimitive remainder.
Fully expanded endpoint of the winding-sector reduction. The
amplification is the displayed power base^(2n), and the enlarged across
carrier is split exactly into the existing primitive sum plus its explicit
nonprimitive remainder.
Real-valued winding-sector bridge directly into the existing primitive across sum.
Final direct ENNReal bridge for every member of
primitiveFullPairings: the unwrapped R-51 sum is controlled by the
existing primitive across lattice sum, with every loss explicit.