The central bracket: anchor resolution of the quadruple harvest #
R324BetaQuadBracketLedger is the residual tail-region estimate:
tail region: the quadruple harvest r324BetaQuadHarvest, in which all
four external characters have been transported to internal anchors, must
carry the ε-free eighth-order bracket
⟨‖freq (α+β)‖⟩⁻⁸ at the conserved mode.
This file resolves the two transported tail characters — which are
differences charT4 β (v_{m-1}) - charT4 β (v_a) whose anchor a
depends on the entity — into four anchor-resolved harvests in which
every character sits at a fixed internal coordinate slot, outside the
entity sum. That is exactly the shape the general collapse machine
consumes: one character per internal coordinate.
The corresponding analytic estimate is named R324CentralAnchorLedger.
Anchor-indexed characters #
The character of mode β at an optional internal anchor: 0 at
none. Both terms of r324BetaTailChar are of this form, so the
transported tail character is literally a difference of two of them.
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- Anderson4D.r324CentralAnchorChar β none u = 0
- Anderson4D.r324CentralAnchorChar β (some b) u = Anderson4D.charT4 β (u b)
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The transported tail character is an anchor difference.
The anchor-resolved harvest #
The anchor-resolved integrand. All four external characters sit
at fixed internal coordinate slots — α at the left head anchor, -α
at the right head anchor, β at the left tail slot aL e and -β at
the right tail slot aR e — multiplying the character-free real core
(two tailless chain products and the internal covariance product). The
anchor slots are allowed to depend on the entity, which is exactly what
the entity-dependent tail shortcut needs, and is harmless for the
collapse machine because it consumes one entity at a time.
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The anchor-resolved harvest: the internal integral of the anchor-resolved integrand.
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The central-anchor ledger. The analytic residue of clause B
after anchor resolution: on the tail region every anchor-resolved
harvest is integrable and carries the ε-free central bracket at the
conserved mode α + β.
Compared with R324BetaQuadBracketLedger this is a statement about a
plain four-character Fourier coefficient of a real core — no
differences, no entity-dependent characters — i.e. precisely the input
format of the general collapse machine
(r324Col_piChain_integral): one character per internal coordinate,
with the conserved mode α + β routed through the two head anchors.
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Resolving the quadruple harvest into four anchor harvests #
The constant "tail slot" anchor assignment.
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The left shortcut anchor assignment.
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The right shortcut anchor assignment.
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Anchor resolution, pointwise. Expanding the two transported tail characters as anchor differences splits the quadruple-harvest integrand into the four anchor-resolved integrands with alternating signs.
Anchor resolution of the quadruple harvest. Given integrability of the four anchor-resolved integrands, the quadruple harvest is their alternating sum.
The central bracket from the anchor ledger #
The central bracket, from anchor resolution. The four anchor
harvests cost a factor 4, absorbed into the base constant.
Which mechanism can produce the ε-free central bracket #
Two candidate mechanisms are ruled in / out here by explicit arithmetic.
Peetre for the paper bracket.
The endpoint trade, exactly priced. The square of the two
endpoint decays is dominated by the central bracket (up to 16), and the
square is sharp: at β = α the bracket is genuinely smaller than the
endpoint product itself. So buying the central bracket out of endpoint
decay costs ⟨α⟩⁻⁸⟨β⟩⁻⁸ on the harvest, i.e. ⟨α⟩⁻¹²⟨β⟩⁻¹² on the
entity sum — three endpoint harvests per external mode, where the four
external Green legs supply only one each. The trade is therefore not
the mechanism.
The half-symbol route is ε⁻¹⁶ away from the target. The
covariance symbols only see ε k, so the product bracket produced by
r324HdetAssembly_prod_eighthDecay_le is ε⁻⁸⟨ε‖α+β‖⟩⁻⁸, which
exceeds the ε-free bracket by exactly the endpoint loss squared. On
the capped range m ≤ truncOrder ε the factor ε⁻¹⁶ = e^{16|log ε|}
is not absorbable into K^m|log ε|^{m-1} (which only sees m ≤ |log ε|
copies), so the half-symbol harvest cannot supply the ε-free central
bracket either.
Where the ε-free bracket actually comes from #
The proved chain collapse r324Col_piChain_integral evaluates a
Green chain carrying one character per internal coordinate to
r324ColPiProp n q times a character, and every factor of
r324ColPiProp is a bracket ⟨·⟩⁻² at a suffix sum of the keys —
ε-free, because it comes from a Green edge and not from a covariance
symbol ρ̂(εk). With α at the head slot and β at the tail anchor
slot, the head suffix sum is exactly the conserved mode α + β: the
central bracket is produced by the Green edges downstream of the
anchors. r324Central_epsScale_gap above shows that the competing half-symbol
mechanism misses the ε-free target by ε⁻¹⁶.
Momentum conservation at the head bracket. The collapse's head
suffix sum for the two-mode key assignment is the conserved mode
α + β, so the head factor of r324ColPiProp is the ε-free bracket
⟨α+β⟩⁻².
The head factor of the collapse product is the ε-free central
bracket.