Exact iteration of the R-322 residual invariant #
Paper: R-322 — §4.1 → (3.22): the constructive renormalization-constant bound
This module iterates the one-proper-block identity proved in
R322AnalyticResidualPrefixInvariant and identifies the final singleton
whole-carrier residual with the terminal heterogeneous primitive integral.
The first point in the increasing terminal carrier is the global left endpoint.
The sparse successor of a terminal-chain left vertex is its next vertex in the increasing terminal block enumeration.
Stable terminal-block order whose source mentions the displayed terminal step rather than the reducible context field.
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- res'.terminalBlockOrderIso terminal' hremaining' hterminal' = Anderson4D.residualPrimitiveBlockOrderIso res'.pairing terminal'.2 ⋯
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The ambient tuple read in the increasing order of the terminal active carrier.
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- res'.terminalBlockTuple terminal' hremaining' hterminal' x i = x ↑((res'.terminalBlockOrderIso terminal' hremaining' hterminal') i)
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Increasing internal terminal-block positions are exactly the surviving spatial coordinates of a singleton whole-carrier residual.
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Product-coordinate reindex from the terminal residual carrier to the standard internal primitive coordinates.
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A singleton whole-carrier residual is exactly the terminal heterogeneous primitive integral, with no division by the coupling and no nonzero-power side condition.
Full current-residual integrability gives the exact weighted local section integrability needed at almost every genuine outer coordinate. The weight is retained: no invalid cancellation is made on its zero set.
A weighted local section suffices for the exact collapse. On the zero weight set both sides vanish; away from it, scalar cancellation recovers the unweighted local integrability required by the existing Fubini theorem.
Weighted-section form of the exact outer substitution.
Strengthened exact one-step residual identity. Full current integrability supplies weighted sections automatically, so the only separate Fubini premise is the genuine closed-primitive section integrability.
Full residual integrability is preserved by one genuine proper collapse without a separate standard-section hypothesis. The current full integrability supplies exactly the weighted local sections needed by the scalar-safe collapse identity.
The exact analytic side conditions consumed by one proper residual transition at the displayed external endpoint.
- internal : ∀ᵐ (p : T4 × T4) ∂paperMeasure.prod paperMeasure, ∀ (κB : ↥(primitiveFullPairings (residualBlockOrder step.2))), MeasureTheory.Integrable (fun (v : Fin (2 * residualBlockOrder step.2 - 2) → T4) => detJclosedIntegrandWith ρ ε (2 * residualBlockOrder step.2) (↑κB) (res.properStepContext step suffix hremaining hproper).internalEdges (primitiveAssemble (residualBlockOrder step.2) ⋯ p.1 p.2 v)) (MeasureTheory.Measure.pi fun (x : Fin (2 * residualBlockOrder step.2 - 2)) => paperMeasure)
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A finite exact proper-prefix run. Every constructor records the actual section-integrability facts used by Fubini; no global assumption or hidden pointwise-to-a.e. pullback is built into the trace.
- refl {ρ : SmoothCutoff} {lam ε : ℝ} {q : ℕ} {hq : 1 ≤ q} {z : T4} (res : R322AnalyticResidualPrefix ρ lam ε q hq) : ProperRun z res res
- step {ρ : SmoothCutoff} {lam ε : ℝ} {q : ℕ} {hq : 1 ≤ q} {z : T4} (res : R322AnalyticResidualPrefix ρ lam ε q hq) (current : R322ExtractionStep (2 * q)) (suffix : List (R322ExtractionStep (2 * q))) (hremaining : res.remaining = current :: suffix) (hproper : current.1 ≠ r322WholeEndpoint q hq) (premises : res.ProperStepPremises z current suffix hremaining hproper) {finish : R322AnalyticResidualPrefix ρ lam ε q hq} (tail : ProperRun z (res.afterProper current suffix hremaining hproper) finish) : ProperRun z res finish
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Exact value invariance and full integrability propagate together along an honest proper run.
One terminal object carrying both the exact residual run and the
quantitative edge data used by its final majorant. All fields refer to the
same finish.state; no comparison between separately selected terminal
contexts is needed downstream.
- finish : R322AnalyticResidualPrefix ρ lam ε q hq
- terminal : R322ExtractionStep (2 * q)
- budgetReachable : R322AnalyticBudgetScaleReachable hq ρ C lam ε K A κ hκ self.finish.state self.scale
- edgeCertificate : R322AnalyticEdgeCertificate self.finish.state self.scale
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The canonical proper prefix admits an honest exact run. Quantitative edge certificates are propagated on the very same residual object, rather than selecting unrelated states with the same processed list.
Run-only projection of the aligned quantitative construction.
Endpoint-fibre exact identity furnished by any complete honest proper run ending at its singleton whole-carrier residual.
Joint integrability of one frozen J summand with the terminal
endpoint fixed at zero. This retains the internal variables, unlike
integrable_detJ_zero, and is therefore the genuine source of the
almost-everywhere fixed-endpoint sections used below.
Every summand in one endpoint-signature fibre has an integrable internal section for almost every external endpoint.
Uniform fixed-signature majorant whose exact identity and quantitative terminal estimate are proved on one aligned terminal context.
The production fixed-signature bound in the strength actually needed
by the downstream spatial integral. The internal section premise is
discharged from joint frozen-J integrability, hence the honest conclusion
is almost everywhere in the external endpoint.
Almost-everywhere numerical closure #
Fixed-signature reduction output at the exact strength consumed by the spatial integral.
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Grouped reduction output with an almost-everywhere spatial bound.
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Summing the finite endpoint signatures preserves an a.e. estimate and
costs the same 4^(2q) factor as the pointwise interface.
The aligned analytic construction supplies the complete fixed-signature a.e. reduction package, including the independent integrability field.
An a.e. grouped majorant controls the renormalization constant by the same majorant integral as the stronger pointwise interface.
Uniform numerical closure #
Raw integrated form of (4.15) from the honest almost-everywhere reduction output. The integration constants are chosen independently of the cutoff, coupling, scale, perturbative order, and primitive constant.
Numerical closure of R-322 for the almost-everywhere reduction
interface. One positive constant is chosen before ρ, λ, ε, and q;
all order-independent integration losses are absorbed into the base of the
even power.
Constructive R-322, paper (3.22).
For a fixed cutoff, the exact residual iteration, its quantitative terminal
estimate, the almost-everywhere section argument, endpoint-signature
aggregation, spatial integration, and numerical absorption close to one
all-order theorem. The named constant is uniform in λ, ε, and q.
The logarithmic lower bound is derived from
1 ≤ q ≤ truncOrder ε, rather than exposed as an extra hypothesis.
Complete exact R-322 iteration along the canonical proper prefix. The terminal context is produced by the same residual run that proves the identity, so no equality between independently selected terminal states is assumed.