Fixed-signature block collapse for R-324 #
Paper §4.2 first identifies a contraction triple (κ⁺, κ⁻, π) with a
full pairing of the doubled carrier. It then fixes the within-half extraction
signature and sums all primitive pairings in each extracted block before
applying Proposition 4.1.
This file starts the exact finite reindexing needed for that argument. The first structural fact is that the doubled pairing remembers the entire contraction triple: no multiplicity is introduced when the contraction sum is viewed as a sum over full doubled pairings.
Separating the two halves of a moment signature #
Equality of doubled moment signatures recovers the two ordinary endpoint signatures separately.
The fixed moment signature makes both signed Green skeletons common across its whole contraction fibre.
Splitting a full pairing on the two copies #
Retain pairs contained in the left copy and turn every cross-copy endpoint into a single.
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- Anderson4D.momentLeftRestrictionMap κ i = match κ (Sum.inl i) with | Sum.inl j => j | Sum.inr val => i
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The partial pairing induced inside the left copy.
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- Anderson4D.momentLeftRestriction κ = { toFun := Anderson4D.momentLeftRestrictionMap κ, involutive := ⋯ }
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Retain pairs contained in the right copy and turn every cross-copy endpoint into a single.
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- Anderson4D.momentRightRestrictionMap κ j = match κ (Sum.inr j) with | Sum.inl val => j | Sum.inr i => i
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The partial pairing induced inside the right copy.
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- Anderson4D.momentRightRestriction κ = { toFun := Anderson4D.momentRightRestrictionMap κ, involutive := ⋯ }
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For a full pairing, a left index is a single of the within-left restriction exactly when it is paired across the cut.
Right-copy counterpart of
mem_momentLeftRestriction_singles_iff.
The right endpoint paired with a left single in a full sum pairing.
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- Anderson4D.momentCrossRight κ hfull i = Classical.choose ⋯
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The left endpoint paired with a right single in a full sum pairing.
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- Anderson4D.momentCrossLeft κ hfull j = Classical.choose ⋯
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The cross-copy pairs of a full sum pairing form an equivalence between the singles of its two within-copy restrictions.
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Splitting a full sum pairing into its two within-copy restrictions and its cross equivalence, then recombining, returns the original pairing.
The full doubled pairing determines both within-copy partial pairings.
The full doubled pairing determines the cross-single equivalence once the two within-copy partial pairings have been identified.
The map from contraction entities to full doubled pairings is injective. Consequently the passage from (4.18) to a full-pairing sum carries no hidden multiplicity.
Equivalence with full doubled pairings #
Transport a doubled pairing back to the disjoint-union carrier.
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The contraction triple canonically recovered from a full doubled pairing.
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Recombining the canonical contraction triple of a full doubled pairing returns that pairing.
Every full pairing of the doubled carrier arises from a unique contraction triple.
Exact equivalence used to replace the contraction sum in (4.18) by the sum over full pairings on the doubled carrier.
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Fixed-signature fibres on full pairings #
The within-half extraction signature, now regarded as data carried by a full doubled pairing via the canonical inverse contraction.
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Exact equivalence between a fixed contraction-signature fibre and the corresponding fibre of full doubled pairings. This is the precise finite domain on which the primitive block sums must subsequently be factorized.
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The finite set of full doubled pairings having one fixed within-half extraction signature.
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- Anderson4D.momentFullPairingFiber m s = {κ : { κ : Anderson4D.PartialPairing (Fin (2 * m)) // κ.IsFull } | Anderson4D.momentFullPairingSignature κ = s}
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Two full doubled pairings in one moment-signature fibre have the same left and right renormalized Green skeletons after applying the canonical inverse contraction.
Exact finite-sum replacement of a fixed contraction fibre by the corresponding full-pairing fibre.
Exact fixed-signature reindexing onto the corresponding set of full doubled pairings. This is the finite-sum form used before the successive primitive-block collapses; injectivity shows that no fibre cardinality factor is introduced.
Every pairing in the fixed-signature image is full.
Reindexing the actual physical integrand #
One R-324 physical integrand indexed by the equivalent full doubled pairing rather than by a contraction triple.
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Equation (4.18), with the fixed-signature contraction sum replaced exactly by its full-pairing fibre.
The Fourier phase common to every contraction in a fixed physical configuration.
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- Anderson4D.momentFourierPhase α β x y z w = Anderson4D.charT4 α x * Anderson4D.charT4 β y * Anderson4D.charT4 (-α) z * Anderson4D.charT4 (-β) w
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The deterministic R-324 integrand factors through the Green skeletons
of the two within-copy restrictions and the covariance product of the one
full doubled pairing. This is the algebraic content of the passage to
κ' immediately before paper (4.18).
Full-pairing-indexed form of the preceding factorization.
On a nonempty fixed-signature fibre, both Green skeletons are common factors. Consequently the complete primitive-pairing sum is formed before any absolute-value estimate is applied. This is the exact algebraic factorization underlying paper (4.18) and avoids a factorial loss from termwise bounds.
Every realized signature admits a representative whose two Green skeletons can be pulled in front of the complete primitive-pairing sum.
Norm form of the common-skeleton factorization. Positivity of every covariance factor removes the absolute value from the complete primitive-pairing sum, while all Fourier characters have norm one.
Pointwise domination on the four inner physical variables passes to the canonical fixed-signature density. The proof also handles exceptional nonintegrable sections: mathlib's Bochner integral is then zero. This is the generic Tonelli bridge used after each concrete block collapse has produced its nonnegative inner majorant.