Clause B as a Fourier coefficient of the real flat core #
R324CappedBracketDensityLedger (clause B of R324CappedCrossLedgerStrong)
asks for a bound on
‖∑_{e ∈ F} deterministicMomentContractionTerm ρ ε m α β e‖
that is graded by the external modes α, β. By
r324CMFlatDensity_modes_indep this can never come from a modulus
estimate: the four external characters are unimodular and entity
independent. This file makes the only possible mechanism explicit.
The core #
Every deterministicMomentIntegrand is charT4 α x * charT4 β y * charT4 (-α) z * charT4 (-β) w times a real number, and that real
number does not depend on α, β. Summing over the entity set F
gives one real function on the physical product space, the flat core
r324CMFlatCore. Two exact identities follow:
r324CMFlatDensity_eq_abs_core— the clause-A carrier is|core|;r324CM_sum_term_eq_core_fourier— the clause-B left-hand side is the modulus of one Fourier coefficient of the core, taken at the frozen four-fold external mode(α, β, -α, -β).
So clause A is the L¹ norm of the core and clause B is the decay of
its external Fourier coefficients: exactly the paper's §4.2 mechanism
((4.16)–(4.20)), where the decay is produced by integrating the
external coordinates x, y, z, w against their characters before
any norm is taken.
Removing ε from the weight #
r324CMBracketWeight ε α β = ε⁻⁸ ⟨α⟩⁻⁴⟨β⟩⁻⁴⟨ε‖α+β‖⟩⁻⁸ still carries
the endpoint loss ε⁻⁸. For 0 < ε ≤ 1 that loss exactly absorbs the
rescaling of the central bracket, so the ε-free weight
r324BracketPaperWeight α β = ⟨α⟩⁻⁴⟨β⟩⁻⁴⟨‖α+β‖⟩⁻⁸ is smaller
(r324BracketPaperWeight_le_cmBracketWeight). Clause B therefore
follows from the sharper ε-free ledger R324BracketPaperLedger,
which is what the harvest of the four endpoint characters produces.
The ε-free bracket weight #
The ε-free paper weight ⟨α⟩⁻⁴ ⟨β⟩⁻⁴ ⟨‖α+β‖⟩⁻⁸: the two endpoint
fourth-order mode decays produced by the four external Green
integrations, times the central eighth-order bracket at the conserved
mode α + β, with no ε rescaling anywhere.
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The ε-free weight is the smaller one. On 0 < ε ≤ 1 the
endpoint loss ε⁻⁸ ≥ 1 and the central bracket only improves when the
frequency is rescaled by ε ≤ 1, so the ε-free paper weight is
dominated by r324CMBracketWeight. Consequently a bound against the
ε-free weight is stronger than clause B.
The real flat core #
The real flat core. The entity-summed deterministic integrand
with the four external characters stripped: a real function on the
physical product space, independent of α and β. Clause A is its
L¹ norm; clause B is the decay of its external Fourier
coefficients.
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The four frozen external characters of (4.18) at the modes
(α, β, -α, -β), as a function on the physical product space.
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- Anderson4D.r324ExternalChar m α β p = Anderson4D.charT4 α p.1 * Anderson4D.charT4 β p.2.1 * Anderson4D.charT4 (-α) p.2.2.1 * Anderson4D.charT4 (-β) p.2.2.2.1
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Character/core factorization of the summed flat integrand. The external characters are entity independent, so they factor out of the entity sum, leaving the real core.
Clause A's carrier is the modulus of the core.
Clause B's left-hand side is one Fourier coefficient of the core. The four external coordinates are integrated against their characters before any norm is taken; this is the sole source of the mode grading.
The ε-free ledger and clause B #
The ε-free bracket ledger. The same shape as clause B but
against the sharper weight r324BracketPaperWeight: the two endpoint
fourth-order mode decays and the central eighth-order bracket at the
conserved mode α + β, with no ε⁻⁸ endpoint loss and no ε
rescaling of the bracket. This is what the endpoint harvest of the
four external characters produces.
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Clause B from the ε-free ledger.