Recursive J kernels and Proposition 3.3 #
Paper: D-C2q — §3.2 (3.8)–(3.11) — the renormalization constants
This file applies the edge-replacement recursion of Proposition 3.2 to the
internal J chain of paper §3.2. The final extraction of a full interval has
no right chain edge; it is represented by the value 1, exactly as in the
totalized closed formula detJintegrand.
Edges replaced in the internal J chain.
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- Anderson4D.extractedJRightEdges G xt ps = (List.map Prod.fst (Anderson4D.jReplacementList G xt ps)).toFinset
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Closed generalized J integrand obtained from the replacement list.
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Recursive Definition 3.1 semantics for the internal J chain.
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Proposition 3.3, generalized-input integrand form.
Green specialization and the frozen J formula #
The valid replacement keys are exactly the right-endpoint values which can index an internal chain edge. A whole-interval right endpoint is automatically impossible on the left.
The generalized closed J integrand at the constant Green family is
the frozen formula (3.12) from Kernels.lean.
Recursive J_{2q,σ} obtained by integrating the recursive integrand.
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- Anderson4D.detJrecursive ρ lam ε 0 x_4 x✝¹ x✝ = 0
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Proposition 3.3, integrated form. The recursively renormalized
J kernel equals the closed formula used by detJ.