Order-capped R-324 conditional closure #
The paper uses the fibre bounds only for
orders m ≤ truncOrder ε = ⌊|log ε|⌋. Under that cap the factorial
count is affordable inside the same budget: for 1 ≤ m ≤ truncOrder ε
m! ≤ m^m ≤ 2^m · |log ε|^{m-1}
(r324CappedRebase_factorial_affordable), so the floor
C₀·m!·c^m ≤ ∫ (cross density) is compatible with
∫ ≤ K^m·|log ε|^{m-1} for K ≥ 2c — no explicit m! allowance is
needed in the capped Props, and none may appear in the term-sum ledger
(a factorial there could not pass the per-order bridge with an
ε-uniform primitive constant). The capped cross Prop still implies
the recorded weakest residual form
R324PermCrossOrderCappedCrossBound
(R324CappedCrossLedger.toOrderCappedCrossBound).
The capped Props are threaded through the per-m bridge and the final
assembly — which only ever instantiates
m ≤ truncOrder ε — to the capped conditional main theorem
mainConditional_of_analyticResiduals_capped.
The capped residual Props #
Capped cross ledger (uniform branch): the phase-free integral
of the summed pure-cross density carries the windowed value
K^m·L^{m-1}, for orders up to the paper truncation
A = ⌊|log ε|⌋ = truncOrder ε only. By
r324CappedRebase_factorialFloor_affordable this budget affords the
proved m!-floor on the capped range, unlike its refuted uncapped
ancestor R324HdetCrossIntegralBound.
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Capped mixed ledger: the residual-refined fibre logarithmic bound on fibres retaining a within-half pair, for orders up to the paper truncation only.
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Capped bracket ledger (routed branch): the proved
R324HdetBracketLedgerBound already carries the order cap
2 ≤ m ≤ truncOrder ε and needs no change; it is re-exported under
the capped naming scheme.
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Affordability of the factorial under the cap #
The affordability lemma. On the capped range
1 ≤ m ≤ truncOrder ε ≤ |log ε| the factorial fibre count fits the
logarithmic budget: m! ≤ m^m ≤ 2^m·|log ε|^{m-1}.
The precise reconciliation form: on the capped range the
proved factorial floor m!·c^m sits inside the geometric
logarithmic budget at the doubled constant, so the capped cross Prop
is not floor-refutable.
The capped cross ledger implies the recorded weakest sound
residual form (which grants an explicit m! allowance).
The capped uniform branch #
The two capped case ledgers fund the per-fibre logarithmic ledger at each fixed capped order, through the proved density majorization on pure-cross fibres.
Capped uniform-branch supply. One per-cutoff primitive
constant discharges the residual-refined reduction obligation at every
capped order 1 ≤ m ≤ truncOrder ε: the proved unconditional
low orders below three, the capped ledgers through the proved
per-m bridge from three.
Landing in the frozen deterministic right side #
The fixed-scale deterministic (3.24) bound from the three capped
residual Props. Verbatim the proved assembly
r324HdetAssembly_exists_deterministicMoment_bound with the uniform
branch re-based on the capped supply: the assembly only ever
instantiates orders m ≤ truncOrder ε, so the cap threads through
with no loss.
The hdet hypothesis and the capped conditional main theorem #
The exact hdet hypothesis of the proved
mainConditional_of_deterministic_bounds, delivered from the three
capped residual Props.
The capped conditional main theorem. The complete
MainConditional M ρ follows from the three order-capped analytic
obligations, each restricted to the paper truncation range
m ≤ truncOrder ε = ⌊|log ε|⌋:
- the capped pure-cross density bound (
R324CappedCrossLedger, uniform branch,3 ≤ m ≤ truncOrder ε) — the sound replacement of the refutedR324HdetCrossIntegralBound; - the capped mixed-fibre ledger (
R324CappedMixedLedger,3 ≤ m ≤ truncOrder ε) — the sound replacement of the (jointly refuted) uncappedR324LedgerThreeMixedLedger; - the bracket-retaining fibre ledger (
R324CappedBracketLedger= provedR324HdetBracketLedgerBound, routed branch,2 ≤ m ≤ truncOrder ε, unchanged).
The counterterm input is the proved unconditional
R322AnalyticResidualPrefix.exists_r322_renormC2q_bound; the
order-one routed branch is proved and unconditional. The three capped Props
are genuine analytic hypotheses; unlike their uncapped counterparts they are not
refutable by the factorial fibre floor
(r324CappedRebase_factorialFloor_affordable).