All-order integrability of the R-322 J kernels #
The pointwise reduction output used in (3.22) carries an integrability field. This file discharges that field at every positive order.
Each valid replacement in the closed J chain removes the edge immediately
to the right of an extracted interval and inserts a difference. Expanding
the differences chooses either the original edge or a shortcut from an
earlier vertex. Every branch is therefore an increasing Green tree, so the
joint tree-integrability theorem applies. The covariance product is
measurable and bounded at a fixed positive scale.
Joint integrability is finally transported to the fixed terminal endpoint
w = 0. Fubini first supplies one integrable terminal section; simultaneous
translation of every spatial variable identifies that section with the
zero section. Thus no unjustified pointwise Fubini claim is used.
Valid extracted right edges of the internal J chain #
The valid extracted right edges of a J chain. An extracted interval
ending at the last vertex has no edge to its right and is intentionally
absent.
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The specialized list retains exactly the product of all closed-form
difference factors; an invalid terminal extraction contributes 1.
Membership in the valid edge set is witnessed by an actual extracted interval with that right endpoint.
The unique extracted interval represented by a valid right edge.
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The shortcut parent is the left endpoint of the extracted interval.
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- Anderson4D.jExtractedShortcutParent σ e he = ⟨↑(Anderson4D.jExtractedPairOfRightEdge σ e he).1, ⋯⟩
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Increasing-tree expansion of the signed Green skeleton #
Original internal chain edge with right vertex e+1.
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- Anderson4D.jOriginalGreenEdge x e = ↑(Anderson4D.greenFn (x e.castSucc - x e.succ))
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The predecessor of an ordinary internal J edge.
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- Anderson4D.jOrdinaryEdgeParent e = ⟨↑e, ⋯⟩
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Shortcut edge at a valid extracted right endpoint, and zero at every unextracted endpoint.
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Parent map of one branch in the powerset expansion.
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One powerset branch of the internal J Green product.
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- Anderson4D.expandedJGreenBranch σ original x = (∏ e ∈ original, Anderson4D.jOriginalGreenEdge x e) * ∏ e ∈ originalᶜ, Anderson4D.jExtractedShortcutGreenEdge σ x e
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A branch that only chooses existing shortcuts is exactly an increasing Green tree.
Every expansion branch is jointly integrable. A branch asking for a nonexistent shortcut is identically zero.
Product of edgewise sums dominating the signed expansion.
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- Anderson4D.expandedJGreenMajorant σ x = ∏ e : Fin n, (Anderson4D.jOriginalGreenEdge x e + Anderson4D.jExtractedShortcutGreenEdge σ x e)
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Identification with the frozen signed skeleton #
Filtering invalid whole-interval replacements preserves distinctness of right-edge keys.
Products over the valid edge finset can be reindexed by the exact replacement list.
At a valid extracted interval, the chosen shortcut is the Green edge from its left endpoint to the vertex immediately after its right endpoint.
Each concrete replacement-list value is its original edge minus its chosen shortcut.
The product of signed edge differences is exactly the replacement-list
value product, including the convention that a whole-interval extraction
contributes 1.
Uniform signed edge-difference product.
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- Anderson4D.expandedJGreenDifferenceProduct σ x = ∏ e : Fin n, (Anderson4D.jOriginalGreenEdge x e - Anderson4D.jExtractedShortcutGreenEdge σ x e)
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The frozen J Green skeleton is exactly the uniform edge-difference
product.
Joint integrability of the signed skeleton #
Edgewise triangle inequality between the signed expansion and the nonnegative product-of-sums majorant.
Joint integrability of the signed Green skeleton of every positive-
length J tuple.
Cardinality-generic positive-length form of
integrable_renormalizedJGreenSkeleton.
Bounded covariance factor and the complete J integrand #
Covariance product of the internal J tuple, in the complex scalar
field used for joint integrability.
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- Anderson4D.detJCovarianceFactor ρ ε σ x = ↑(Anderson4D.pairingCovarianceProductOn ρ ε σ Finset.univ x)
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At a fixed positive small scale the complete covariance product is uniformly bounded on the compact tuple space.
Exact complex factorization of the frozen J integrand.
Joint integrability of every positive-order frozen J integrand in all
of its spatial vertices.
The tuple (z,u,w) used by a positive-order J kernel.
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- Anderson4D.r322DetJTupleSucc q z w u j = Anderson4D.assemble z w u (Fin.cast ⋯ j)
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Fubini coordinates for the two endpoints #
Cast the algebraic cardinality 2(q+1) to the canonical endpoint
presentation 2q+2, then split the two endpoints.
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- Anderson4D.r322DetJFlatMeasurableEquiv q = (MeasurableEquiv.piCongrLeft (fun (x : Fin (2 * q + 2)) => Anderson4D.T4) (finCongr ⋯)).trans (Anderson4D.r322FlatAssembleMeasurableEquiv (2 * q))
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Move the terminal endpoint to the front of the flat coordinate triple.
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Joint integrability in the flat (z,w,v) coordinates used by
detJ.
The same joint integrability with the terminal endpoint first.
Fubini supplies at least one terminal endpoint whose remaining
(z,v) section is integrable.
Integrability of one raw endpoint section descends through the
internal Bochner integral defining detJ.
Translation invariance of the complete J kernel #
The frozen J integrand contains only differences, so a simultaneous
translation of all vertices cancels pointwise.
Simultaneously translating both endpoints leaves a J kernel
unchanged. The internal variables are reindexed by Haar translation.
Difference form of translation invariance.
Every positive-order frozen J kernel is genuinely integrable at
the fixed endpoint w=0. The exceptional endpoint supplied by Fubini
is moved to zero by simultaneous Haar translation.