Primitive analytic bounds for the residual R-324 blocks #
Paper §4.2 Step 3 successively reduces the nested residual blocks left after
the two within-copy reductions. ResidualCollapse.lean proves that every
such sparse block is fully paired and relatively primitive. This file
connects those certificates to the actual Proposition 4.1 estimate:
- a sparse block is increasingly reindexed by
Fin B.card; - its restricted pairing is full and primitive after this reindexing;
- its cardinality is even, giving the canonical order
q = B.card / 2; - the resulting pairing belongs to
primitiveFullPairings q; - for nonnegative dominating inputs, its concrete ordinary and inserted integral terms satisfy the pointwise (4.3)--(4.4) majorants.
The final theorem is a term-level analytic bound obtained from the proved
proposition41; it is not an R-324 output predicate and does not assume
either branch of (3.24).
Increasing transport of a sparse paired block #
Restrict a pairing to a closed sparse block and transport it along an increasing enumeration of that block.
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- Anderson4D.orderedBlockPairing κ B hB e = (Anderson4D.PartialPairing.congr e.symm.toEquiv) (κ.restrictTo ⋯)
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Closure and absence of fixed points are preserved by the increasing reindexing.
Relative primitivity on the sparse carrier becomes ordinary paper primitivity after increasing reindexing.
A fully paired sparse block has even cardinality.
The perturbative order carried by a residual block.
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- Anderson4D.residualBlockOrder B = B.card / 2
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Canonical increasing enumeration of an even residual block.
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The canonical standard-index pairing carried by a residual block.
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A certified residual block is a genuine member of the primitive-pairing sum in Proposition 4.1 at its exact half-cardinality order.
Disjointness and the exact order ledger #
Membership in the union of a list of finite blocks.
The current trace is disjoint from every subsequent shell and from the final exterior.
Successive shells and the exterior of a nested interval chain are pairwise disjoint.
The trace/shell/exterior decomposition associated with a nested chain is pairwise disjoint.
Pairwise-disjoint finite blocks have additive cardinality under
finsetUnionList.
Exact cardinality ledger for the concrete R-324 collapse blocks.
For a list of even blocks, twice the sum of their half-cardinality orders is the sum of their cardinalities.
Exact perturbative-order ledger for the concrete residual collapse: the block orders add to half the number of residual variables.
Concrete primitive-pairing terms #
One ordinary primitive-pairing summand, including its exact coupling.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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One inserted primitive-pairing summand, including its exact coupling.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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A nonnegative concrete primitive term is bounded by the complete primitive sum containing it.
Inserted counterpart of primitivePairingKernelTerm_le_kernel.
Proposition 4.1 applied to every certified residual block #
Every certified nonempty residual primitive block satisfies the actual ordinary and inserted Proposition 4.1 bounds, for its canonical transported pairing.
The constants are chosen once by the proved proposition41, before the
ambient carrier, the block, the perturbative parameters, and the input
kernels. The extra nonnegativity assumption is exactly the dominating
|G_j| branch used after taking absolute values in (4.19)--(4.20).
Specialization to the canonical R-324 block list #
Extract the closure certificate for a particular block in the canonical R-324 residual decomposition.
Extract the relative-primitivity certificate for a particular block in the canonical R-324 residual decomposition.
Every concrete block in momentResidualCollapseBlocks has the ordinary
and inserted Proposition 4.1 term bounds after its canonical increasing
reindexing.
This is the direct analytic consumer of the coverage/fullness/primitivity
theorems in ResidualCollapse.lean. In particular, no
MomentFiberReductionData or desired density domination is assumed.