The last chain slot: splitting the tail external point off the headless integrand #
r324DetHeadless ρ ε m κ (assemble x y v) reads the assembled tuple only
at slots ≥ 1, and the tail external point y sits at the last slot
m + 1. Exactly one factor of the headless integrand touches that slot:
- the last chain edge
greenFn (v_{m-1} - y), unless the slot is excluded, i.e. unless some extracted pairphasp.2.val + 1 = m; - in that case the difference factor of that pair,
greenFn (v_{m-1} - y) - greenFn (v_{p.1} - y).
The right endpoints of extract κ are pairwise distinct
(extract_map_snd_nodup), so there is at most one such pair: the two
cases above are exhaustive and mutually exclusive, and in both the
y-dependence is the single kernel r324BetaTailKernel. Everything else
is r324DetTailless, which reads only the internal variables.
The tail pair #
The last internal vertex v_{m-1}, the fixed end of the tail leg.
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- Anderson4D.r324TailLastIdx hm = ⟨m - 1, ⋯⟩
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The extracted pairs whose difference factor touches the tail external
slot m + 1.
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- Anderson4D.r324TailPairs κ = List.filter (fun (p : Fin m × Fin m) => decide (↑p.2 + 1 = m)) (Anderson4D.extract κ)
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The extracted pairs whose difference factor is tail free.
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- Anderson4D.r324TailRest κ = List.filter (fun (p : Fin m × Fin m) => !decide (↑p.2 + 1 = m)) (Anderson4D.extract κ)
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The shortcut anchor of the tail leg: some ℓ when the last chain slot
has been replaced by the difference factor of the extracted pair (ℓ, m-1),
and none when the last chain edge survives.
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The tail leg. The only factor of the headless integrand that sees the tail external point.
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At most one tail pair #
The extracted right endpoints are distinct, so a tail pair is unique.
The tail-pair list is either empty or a single pair.
Index bookkeeping at the last chain slot #
The tail-free remainder #
r324DetHeadless with the tail leg deleted as well: the last chain
edge is dropped and the difference factors are restricted to the pairs
that do not reach the tail slot. Every remaining factor reads the
assembled tuple only at the internal slots 1, …, m.
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The tail-free remainder reads neither the head slot 0 nor the tail
slot m + 1.
The split #
The tail split. The headless integrand is the tail leg times a tail-free remainder; the tail leg is the only factor that sees the tail external point.
The tail-free remainder as a function of the internal variables alone.
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- Anderson4D.r324DetTaillessV ρ ε m κ v = Anderson4D.r324DetTailless ρ ε m κ (Anderson4D.assemble 0 0 v)
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The tail split, in tail-free form.
The β-Fourier coefficient of the tail leg #
The reversed Green mode. The Green kernel is a bona fide
convolution kernel: harvesting a character against G(u - ·) gives the
same translated mode as against G(· - u).
The transported tail character. What the tail leg becomes once
its β-harvest has been performed: the β character at the two candidate
tail anchors, inside the internal integral. This is the object the
central bracket is built from — the mode β now sits on the internal
vertices, against the covariance symbols.
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- Anderson4D.r324BetaTailChar β hm κ v = Anderson4D.charT4 β (v (Anderson4D.r324TailLastIdx hm)) - match Anderson4D.r324TailAnchor κ with | none => 0 | some b => Anderson4D.charT4 β (v b)
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The transported tail character is a difference of at most two unimodular characters.
The tail harvest. The β-Fourier coefficient of the tail leg is
⟨β⟩⁻² times the transported tail character — an identity: the whole
second-order decay factors out and the entity-dependent anchor survives as
a character, not as a constant 2.
The left copy: harvesting y #
The summed core after the two head Green edges and the left tail leg
have been harvested: the left tail leg has become the transported
character r324BetaTailChar, still inside the entity sum.
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The left tail harvest. ⟨β⟩⁻² factors out of the entity sum
exactly.
The right copy: harvesting w #
The tail-amputated core with all four external modes transported inside. Both head Green edges and both tail legs have been harvested; what is left of every entity is the product of its two tail-free remainders and its internal covariance product, weighted by the two transported tail characters. The entity sum is still inside.
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The right tail harvest. The second ⟨β⟩⁻² factors out of the
entity sum exactly.
The quadruple harvest #
What clause B reduces to on the tail region. All four external
characters have been harvested; the two head modes α sit transported at
the internal head anchors and the two tail modes β sit transported at
the internal tail anchors, all inside the internal integral and with the
entity sum inside as well. The only decay still to be produced is the
central bracket at the conserved mode α + β.
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The ⟨β⟩⁻⁴ harvest, exactly. The head-harvested integral is the
fourth-order mode decay at β times the quadruple harvest. Like the
head harvest this is an identity, so the remaining decay still multiplies
on: no cancellation has been spent, and the entity sum has never left the
integrand.
The central bracket #
The central-bracket ledger. Everything the four external
harvests leave: with all four external characters transported to internal
anchors (α at v_{L,0}, -α at v_{R,0}, β and -β at the two tail
anchors) and integrated against the tail-amputated core — entity sum
inside — produce the eighth-order decay at the conserved mode α + β.
This is the exact residue of clause B on the tail region: by
r324Beta_headHarvest_eq together with
r324Tail_sum_eq_alphaDecay_mul_headHarvest the clause-B left-hand side
equals ⟨α⟩⁻⁴ ⟨β⟩⁻⁴ · r324BetaQuadHarvest, both factorizations being
identities.
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The tail residual from the central-bracket ledger. The ⟨β⟩⁻⁴
harvest is an identity, so the two decays multiply.
Clause B from clause A and the central-bracket ledger.
The strong capped ledger from the grading and central-bracket estimates. The tail estimate is reduced to one statement about the tail-amputated core.
The full endpoint factorization. Both endpoint decays come out of clause B as an identity, with the entity sum never leaving the integrand.
The central-bracket ledger is not an over-assumption. It is
implied by the ε-free tail ledger it is used to prove: the two
endpoint decays divide out exactly. So R324BetaQuadBracketLedger
measures precisely the central bracket and nothing more.
The modulus fallback #
Dropping the two transported head characters costs only the triangle
inequality — but it also destroys the central bracket, so this route
proves clause B without the ⟨‖α+β‖⟩⁻⁸ factor. It is recorded to make
the split precise: an L¹ ledger for the tail-amputated core
r324BetaQuadCore is exactly what is not enough, and the gap is exactly
the central bracket.