The crude Green profile in region (4.11) #
Write q = z - y and u = z - w. The first non-Taylor region has
‖q‖ ≤ 2 ‖u‖; after taking the crude Green bound, its density is
invSqKer q times the primitive-kernel mass on that region.
The local part of Proposition 4.1 is supported at q = O(ε) and has
size ε⁻² / |log ε|. For the regularized part, the same bound holds
at q = O(ε), while outside that ball one inverse-square factor is
extracted and the remaining critical square contributes one logarithm.
Local-support primitive mass left after integrating w.
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Regularized primitive mass left after integrating w.
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The local primitive contribution can occur only when the outer variable is itself at primitive scale.
Outside primitive scale, the regularized region-(4.11) mass gains one inverse-square factor and loses exactly one logarithm.
The split density is exactly invSqKer q times the restricted
primitive majorant, rather than a new comparison kernel.
Pointwise two-profile estimate for (4.11): a scale-local inverse-square density plus the logarithmically normalized critical density.
The full (4.11) density preserves the inverse-square Green
majorant after the outer z integration.