The Taylor-cancellation input for R-322 #
This file connects the local Green Taylor theorem to the actual torus
difference in paper (4.9). A compatible-lift hypothesis records the
geometric fact that the short displacement does not wrap in the chosen
chart. Under the chart-safety and radius hypotheses proved by the local
region decomposition, the defined remainder is bounded by
C |u|² r⁻⁴. The linear part is a genuine continuous linear functional,
so ReductionSymmetry.taylor_cancellation_bound can remove it for every
kernel in the paper's class E.
The gradient at a local lift, bundled as a continuous linear
functional on ℝ⁴.
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Cauchy--Schwarz in the fixed four-dimensional coordinate chart.
Concatenating Taylor estimates across a periodic seam #
One-coordinate Taylor estimate when a positive displacement crosses the upper face of the principal cell.
One-coordinate Taylor estimate when a negative displacement crosses the lower face of the principal cell.
One-coordinate Taylor estimate when the whole displacement remains in the chosen closed principal cell.
The lower-wrap estimate when the canonical starting coordinate is
exactly the half-open-cell boundary -π.
Global one-coordinate Taylor estimate on the torus. The displacement
is represented in [-π,π]; the proof covers no wrap, upper wrap, lower
wrap, and the half-open-boundary starting point.
Canonical endpoint of a real coordinate displacement.
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Wrapped gradient Lipschitz estimate. Each wrap is split at the fundamental-cell seam and the two closed-cell estimates are concatenated.
The exact nonlinear remainder in the Green difference from (4.9).
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Wrapped four-coordinate rectangular path #
The torus corner obtained after subtracting the first k coordinates
of u from q. Unlike coordinateCorner, every intermediate point is
intrinsically defined on the torus and hence remains valid across a face of
the principal cell.
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Consecutive torus corners are joined by the canonical real lift of the
corresponding coordinate of -u.
Canonical real lifts of consecutive torus corners are exactly the wrapped coordinate endpoints used by the one-dimensional estimates.
Exact telescoping along the intrinsic torus rectangular path.
Prefix form of the torus rectangular telescope.
The ℓ¹ length of the canonical torus displacement.
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- Anderson4D.torusCoordinateL1 u = ∑ i : Fin Anderson4D.dim, |Anderson4D.torusLift u i|
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Fixed-dimensional Cauchy--Schwarz for the canonical torus lift.
Exact Taylor decomposition along the wrapped torus rectangular path.
Abstract quantitative Taylor estimate on the wrapped rectangular path.
The coefficient 6 records 2 for the four edge remainders and 4 for
moving each intermediate gradient back to the initial point.
Moving the Green gradient from any wrapped rectangular-path corner back to the starting point costs at most four times the Hessian bound times the total coordinate length.
Global torus Taylor estimate for the Green kernel. No chart compatibility hypothesis remains: each coordinate edge is allowed to wrap once and is glued through periodic boundary values and gradients.
In region (4.10), every point of every wrapped rectangular edge stays
at least √(torusDistSq q) / 4 away from the Green singularity.
Region (4.10) is hyperoctahedrally invariant in its integration
variable, so restricting a class-E kernel preserves class E.
If the canonical endpoint lifts differ by the canonical increment lift, the coordinate Taylor linear term is the expected directional derivative.
Weighted version of Taylor cancellation. Unlike the generic theorem
in ReductionSymmetry, the remainder estimate is required only after
multiplication by J. Consequently, geometric Taylor hypotheses need
only hold on the support of the region-restricted kernel.
Integrated region-(4.10) cancellation. The linear Green term is
removed by class-E symmetry; only the quadratic remainder survives.
The quantitative remainder estimate behind paper (4.9), on a safe
local chart. The factor 8 is 2 from the rectangular Taylor theorem
times 4 from ℓ¹² ≤ 4ℓ²².
Integrated Taylor cancellation on a safe chart. Every premise other than integrability is discharged from the concrete Green construction and the geometric chart conditions above.