Capped cross ledger, part 1: entity integrals and the graded reduction #
This file isolates the per-entity integral
J(e) = ∫ (left chain)·(right chain)·(cross covariance of e) dp
of a pure-cross contraction entity, records its integrability, and
proves the graded reduction: the capped cross ledger
R324CappedCrossLedger follows from a per-entity bound C^m·L^{grade e}
together with the graded count ∑_e L^{grade e} ≤ C^m·L^{m-1}
(r324CappedCrossLedger_of_grading).
The grading is forced. An ungraded per-entity ceiling C^m·L^{m-1}
(which is sharp: the identity entity really is of that size, and by
r324PermCross_integral_crossDensity_ge every entity is ≥ c^m)
multiplied by the m! entity count only gives C^m·L^{2(m-1)} once
m! ≈ L^{m-1} at the top of the capped range — over budget by
L^{m-1}. So a proof must exploit that only ≈ C^m entities carry
the full window power. Exactly at m = 3 the count 3! = 6 is itself
≤ C^m, so there the ungraded bound suffices
(r324CappedCrossGradingBound_of_entityBound), which is why the
m = 3 calibration is the honest first target.
The per-entity integral #
The physical integral of one pure-cross contraction entity.
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Every pure-cross entity density is integrable on the physical space (proved: it is the density of one permutation summand).
Membership in the permutation entities forces the pure-cross shape.
The fibre integral is the entity-wise sum of entity integrals.
The grading Prop #
The graded per-entity ledger. At each capped order there is a grade function on the pure-cross entities such that
- each entity integral is
≤ C^m·L^{grade e}, and - the graded count obeys
∑_e L^{grade e} ≤ C^m·L^{m-1}.
The identity-like entities saturate grade = m-1 but number only
≈ C^m; the deranged ones lose window resonance and carry a strictly
smaller grade. This is the exact content that a uniform per-entity
bound cannot supply.
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The grading Prop at every capped order.
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- Anderson4D.R324CappedCrossGradingBound ρ C = ∀ (m : ℕ), Anderson4D.R324CappedCrossGradingBoundAt ρ C m
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The capped cross ledger at one fixed order.
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The order-indexed ledgers assemble to the exact proved Prop.
The graded reduction at one order. The grading Prop delivers the capped cross ledger at the squared constant.
The graded reduction, all orders. The grading Prop delivers
the exact proved R324CappedCrossLedger at the squared constant.
The endpoint. The graded cross ledger plugs straight into the
proved capped conditional main theorem: MainConditional follows
from the grading Prop together with the two other capped residual
Props.
The ungraded per-entity bound and its exact range of validity #
The ungraded per-entity ledger: every pure-cross entity
integral obeys the full window bound C^m·L^{m-1}. This is sharp
(the identity entity saturates it) and is the object the m = 3
calibration evaluates.
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The number of pure-cross entities is m!.
The ungraded bound funds the grading exactly when the factorial
count at this order is geometric. With the constant D absorbing
m! this gives the grading Prop with the flat grade m-1. At m = 3
the hypothesis holds with D = 2 (3! = 6 ≤ 8); for large m it
fails for every fixed D, which is the precise reason the grading is
unavoidable beyond the lowest orders.
The m = 3 slice needs no grading. The entity count 3! = 6
is already geometric, so the ungraded per-entity bound closes the
capped cross ledger at order three outright.