Off-diagonal representatives for the R-322 primitive input #
Proposition 4.1 freezes its input hypothesis as the literal pointwise bound
|G z| ≤ invSqKer z. Since invSqKer 0 = 0, the free Green function and
the kernels produced by proper-block collapse do not satisfy that normalized
statement at the identity. This is only a representative issue: all uses of
those inputs inside a nontrivial primitive integral are insensitive to their
value on the singleton {0}.
This file records the bridge explicitly. We zero a kernel at the identity,
prove that this preserves the paper's class E, normalize its off-diagonal
constant, and establish the null-diagonal facts needed to compare primitive
integrals. No estimate or output predicate is assumed here.
Zeroed and normalized representatives #
Scaling which turns an off-diagonal bound
|f z| ≤ C * invSqKer z into the normalized Proposition 4.1 bound.
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Zeroing at the identity preserves the hyperoctahedral class E.
Constant scaling preserves the hyperoctahedral class E.
Zeroing at one point does not change a kernel almost everywhere.
Family form of the preceding construction, matching the exact input type of Proposition 4.1.
Null diagonals in finite paper products #
Distinct coordinates of a finite tuple sampled from the paper product measure are unequal almost surely. This is the precise measure-theoretic fact that permits off-diagonal representatives in primitive chains.
Cardinality-generic form of ae_pi_eval_ne_eval.
A fixed coordinate of a nonempty paper-product tuple avoids any fixed torus point almost surely.
Primitive-chain edge diagonals #
At order at least two, every edge in an assembled primitive chain is
off the diagonal almost surely. Endpoint edges use the nullity of a
coordinate hyperplane; internal edges use ae_pi_eval_ne_eval_of_pos.
Congruence of primitive kernels under singleton changes #
At order at least two, changing every chain input only at the identity does not change the chain product almost everywhere.
The primitive integrand is insensitive almost everywhere to off-diagonal-equivalent chain inputs.
For primitive order at least two, the kernel depends only on the off-diagonal representatives of its input functions.
In particular, zeroing all chain inputs at the identity leaves every primitive kernel of order at least two unchanged.
Constant scaling of primitive inputs #
Exact comparison between an unnormalized input family and its normalized
off-diagonal representative. The restriction n ≥ 2 is essential only for
the singleton-congruence step.
The free Green input #
The constant from the paper's free Green estimate supplies the exact off-diagonal input bound used by normalization.
A positive constant in the off-diagonal Green estimate produces an admissible family for Proposition 4.1 at every order.
Proposition 4.1 applied to the normalized Green representative gives a
fully explicit bound for the actual free-Green primitive kernel. The factor
Cgreen^(2n-1) is the exact cost of undoing the input normalization.
R-322 terminal-sum form of
primitiveKernelDiff_greenFn_le_scaledMajorant.