Entity-level reduction for the deterministic second moment #
This file continues paper Section 4.2 after the concrete L3 pairing sum was
frozen in FinalBound.lean.
This module contains the original downstream ledgers for two abstract reduction interfaces:
MomentUniformReductionOutputAtis a pointwise-density interface. Its density variable is an absolute translation coordinate, whereas the majorant in (4.4) is a surviving relative endpoint. The concrete proof therefore uses the integrated scalar interface inR324PrimitiveIterationClosureinstead;RoutedMomentReductionOutputis a finite decomposition into concrete summands, each carrying the decay of every possible frequency increment.
Neither abstract output proves either branch of (3.24). This file proves the numerical consequences of the stated hypotheses; the final concrete R-324 closure uses the integrated interface.
The critical regularized square integral #
The regularized power in the second term of the inserted primitive majorant (4.4).
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- Anderson4D.regularizedInvSquare ε z = (Anderson4D.torusDistSq z + ε ^ 2)⁻¹ ^ 2
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On the inner ball the regularized square is bounded by ε⁻⁴.
Outside the scale-ε ball the regularized square is bounded by the
critical kernel |z|⁻⁴.
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- Anderson4D.momentInnerBall ε = {z : Anderson4D.T4 | Anderson4D.torusDistSq z ≤ ε ^ 2}
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The scale ball is contained in the metric ball of twice the radius.
The harmless factor 2 avoids a closed/open boundary issue.
Integrating the inserted Proposition 4.1 majorant #
Giving up one quadratic diameter insertion costs exactly ε⁻²:
the ordinary primitive majorant (4.3) is bounded by ε⁻² times the
inserted majorant (4.4). Paper §4.2 Step 4 uses this once at each of the
four external endpoints.
The inserted majorant integrates to one inverse logarithm. This is the radial calculation used after the final primitive reduction in paper §4.2 Step 3.
Uniform grouped branch of R-324 #
One contraction term in the concrete deterministic moment sum, before
the common λ_ε^(2m) factor.
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The frozen deterministic moment sum is exactly the common coupling times the three finite contraction sums from (4.18).
A contraction term indexed by the single doubled-entity type.
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- Anderson4D.deterministicMomentContractionTerm ρ ε m α β e = Anderson4D.deterministicMomentPairingTerm ρ ε m α β e.fst e.snd.fst e.snd.snd
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Entity-indexed form of the frozen deterministic moment sum.
The cancellation-preserving Step 1 quantity for R-324: sum the contraction terms sharing a doubled extraction signature before taking their norm.
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Triangle inequality only across doubled endpoint signatures. No absolute value is moved inside a primitive-pairing fiber.
Cancellation-preserving upstream data produced by the successive primitive reductions (4.18)--(4.20).
The density is indexed by the extraction signature of the doubled full pairing. All contraction terms in one signature fiber are summed before their norm is taken, exactly as the primitive-pairing sums in Proposition 4.1 require. The integrability field licenses the final finite sum/integral exchange, and the pointwise field is strictly upstream of the integrated conclusion (3.24).
- density_integrable (s : Finset (Fin (2 * m)) × Finset (Fin (2 * m))) : s ∈ momentContractionSignatures m → MeasureTheory.Integrable (self.density s) paperMeasure
- fiber_le_density_integral (s : Finset (Fin (2 * m)) × Finset (Fin (2 * m))) : s ∈ momentContractionSignatures m → ‖∑ e : MomentContraction m with momentContractionSignature e = s, deterministicMomentContractionTerm ρ ε m α β e‖ ≤ ∫ (z : T4), self.density s z ∂paperMeasure
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Fixed-signature pointwise-density interface.
The concrete R-324 proof instead uses MomentRefinedIntegratedReductionData:
density here is parameterized by an absolute translation coordinate, whereas
the paper integrates all external variables before majorizing the surviving
relative endpoint.
- density_integrable (s : Finset (Fin (2 * m)) × Finset (Fin (2 * m))) : s ∈ momentContractionSignatures m → MeasureTheory.Integrable (self.density s) paperMeasure
- fiber_le_density_integral (s : Finset (Fin (2 * m)) × Finset (Fin (2 * m))) : s ∈ momentContractionSignatures m → ‖∑ e : MomentContraction m with momentContractionSignature e = s, deterministicMomentContractionTerm ρ ε m α β e‖ ≤ ∫ (z : T4), self.density s z ∂paperMeasure
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Sum the independent fixed-signature collapse estimates and absorb
the exact coarse 4^(2m) signature count by replacing C with 4C.
This is the R-324 counterpart of
RenormFiberReductionOutput.toRenormReductionOutput.
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- Anderson4D.MomentUniformReductionOutputAt ρ lam ε m α β primitiveConstant supportConstant = Nonempty (Anderson4D.MomentUniformReductionData ρ lam ε m α β primitiveConstant supportConstant)
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Existence wrapper for the fixed-signature constructor.
Integrate the genuine pointwise primitive domination supplied by the uniform reduction.
Uniform entity branch of P-3.5b-det.
For fixed constants coming from Proposition 4.1, the radial integration
constants are chosen once and absorbed into the paper's leading absolute
constant. The conclusion is the exact uniform branch
λ_ε² C (Cλ)^(2m-2).
Routed entity branch of R-324 #
The endpoint Green multiplier ⟨k⟩⁻².
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The squared Euclidean frequency used by the paper's Japanese bracket.
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- Anderson4D.paperModeNormSq k = ∑ i : Fin Anderson4D.dim, ↑(k i) ^ 2
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Sup-norm comparison for the project's real Fourier vectors.
Exact Green coefficient in the paper's Euclidean bracket.
Euclidean bracket decay is at least as strong as the project's sup-norm bracket decay.
The heat-kernel Green construction supplies the endpoint multiplier
used in §4.2 Step 4. The project uses the sup norm on R4, so this is
the faithful one-sided comparison with the paper's Euclidean bracket.
Two Green endpoints on each copy are bounded by the
⟨α⟩⁻⁴⟨β⟩⁻⁴ factor.
Exact Euclidean-bracket version of the preceding four-endpoint identity.
Bounded endpoint oscillation preserves one Green Fourier decay while
costing the explicit factor 2, as in the last paragraph of §4.2.
The alternative quadratic endpoint bound is the diameter insertion used in Steps 1 and 3.
Cast a Fourier mode to Euclidean frequency space, so the routing argument produces the paper's exact Japanese bracket rather than merely an equivalent sup-norm bracket.
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- Anderson4D.z4EuclideanFrequency k = WithLp.toLp 2 fun (i : Fin Anderson4D.dim) => ↑(k i)
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Exact Euclidean decay branch printed in (3.24).
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The exact paper decay is stronger than the sup-norm ledger frozen in
FinalBound.lean.
A finite, term-by-term frequency decomposition of the concrete deterministic moment sum.
This is the entity-level output of paper §4.2 Step 4, before the pigeonhole/routing argument:
- each term is a genuine summand of
deterministicMomentPairingSum; - its increment list telescopes exactly to
α+β; - every possible increment exposes the corresponding cutoff decay;
- the sum of nonnegative term weights is controlled by the already reduced uniform amplitude.
These fields are strictly upstream of the target decay estimate.
- termCount : ℕ
- increment (a : Fin self.termCount) : Fin (self.incrementCount a) → EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin dim)
- increment_sum (a : Fin self.termCount) : ∑ i : Fin (self.incrementCount a), self.increment a i = z4EuclideanFrequency (α + β)
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Existence form used as the R-324 reduction interface.
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- Anderson4D.RoutedMomentReductionOutput ρ lam ε m α β amplitude = Nonempty (Anderson4D.RoutedMomentDecomposition ρ lam ε m α β amplitude)
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The concrete frequency decomposition and the truncation-length routing lemma imply the paper's exact Euclidean decaying branch of (3.24).
Compatibility corollary for the sup-norm decay ledger frozen in
FinalBound.lean.
Complete conditional closure of P-3.5b-det #
Strong, paper-bracket form of the complete deterministic closure.
Entity-level deterministic second-moment bound, paper (3.24).
The theorem consumes exactly the two strictly upstream outputs modeled
above: the final primitive density from Steps 1--3 and the termwise
frequency decomposition from Step 4. It returns the exact
λ_ε² C(Cλ)^(2m-2) min(1, ...) bound on the frozen concrete L3 pairing
sum.