The signed central-decay budget: low-frequency closure #
This file closes the low central-frequency half of
R324SignedCentralDecayBudget unconditionally from the interior
inserted-majorant estimate (Statement 1), and isolates the exact
high-frequency residue.
eighthOrderFrequencyDecay_eps_scale_le— the paper'sε⁻⁸endpoint sacrifice converts any eighth-order decay at covariance scaleεinto the routed decay at every weaker scale, with no loss:(1+x²)⁴ ≤ ε⁻⁸ (1+(εy)²)⁴forx ≤ y.norm_deterministicMomentPairingSum_le_modeDecay_mul_card_majorant— the schedule decomposition, the universal per-fibre mode decay16⟨α⟩⁻⁴⟨β⟩⁻⁴, the interior estimate, and the count16^{2m}give‖Σ‖ ≤ ⟨α⟩⁻⁴⟨β⟩⁻⁴ · 16^{2m} · ∫ inserted majorant.signedCentralDecay_ineq_of_interiorCore_lowFrequency— for‖freq(α+β)‖ ≤ ε⁻¹the routed decay unit at one increment is worthε⁸/16, so theε⁻⁸sacrifice closes the budget inequality.R324HighCentralFrequencySignedBound— the residue: the budget's own∃ nInc ≤ truncOrder εinequality, required only for‖freq(α+β)‖ > ε⁻¹.exists_deterministicMoment_paper_bound_of_interiorCore_and_highFrequencyand its literal decay-bracket corollary — the frozen (3.24) shape at the explicitε-uniform outer constant16·(Cball·sC² + 2·Creg)·(16 pC)², from Statement 1 plus the high-frequency residue alone.
The amplitude ledger is exact: aggregated mass
16·16^{2m}·∫maj ≤ 16·16^{2m}·(pC λ)^{2m}·CK/|log ε| = λ_ε² · [16·CK·(16 pC)²] · ((16 pC) λ)^{2m-2},
so the mode-decay route consumes the amplitude with no ε or log
slack, and the ε⁻⁸ bracket is spent exactly once, on the passage
from unit frequency to ε⁻¹.
Scale conversion at the endpoint sacrifice. An eighth-order
central decay at covariance scale ε dominates, after paying the
paper's ε⁻⁸ endpoint loss, the same decay at any weaker scale
x ≤ y; in particular at the routed increment scale y / nInc.
Below the covariance frequency ε⁻¹, the eighth-order decay unit
is worth at least ε⁸/16: the paper's endpoint sacrifice ε⁻⁸ buys
the whole low-central-frequency regime.
Mode-decay aggregation over the refined schedule set. The
interior inserted-majorant estimate (Statement 1) turns the universal
per-fibre mode decay into a bound on the full signed pairing sum by
⟨α⟩⁻⁴⟨β⟩⁻⁴ times 16^{2m} copies of the integrated majorant.
Low central-frequency branch of the signed budget. Below the
covariance frequency ε⁻¹ the routed decay unit at one increment is
worth ε⁸/16, so the mode-decay aggregation plus the paper's ε⁻⁸
endpoint sacrifice already deliver the routed inequality.
The precise residual oscillation statement in the high regime.
Only central frequencies above the covariance scale ε⁻¹ remain: there
the signed pairing sum must carry one eighth-order decay unit at unit
lattice scale beyond the endpoint loss. The complementary regime
‖freq(α+β)‖ ≤ ε⁻¹ is discharged unconditionally by
signedCentralDecay_ineq_of_interiorCore_lowFrequency, so this Prop is
strictly smaller than R324SignedCentralDecayBudget.
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Statement 2 from Statement 1 and the high-frequency residue.
The full signed central-decay budget follows, at one routed increment,
from the interior inserted-majorant estimate (which covers all central
frequencies up to ε⁻¹) together with the high-frequency signed
bound.
The paper-shaped amplitude at outerConstant = 16·CK·(16 pC)²
matches the aggregated majorant budget exactly.
The reduced final assembly. The paper bound (3.24), in its
frozen paperDeterministicMomentRHS shape at an ε-uniform outer
constant, follows from the interior inserted-majorant estimate
(Statement 1) together with only the high-frequency residue of the
signed central-decay budget: central frequencies ≤ ε⁻¹ are closed
unconditionally here. The outer constant is explicit:
16·(Cball·sC² + 2·Creg)·(16 pC)² with Cball, Creg the universal
majorant integration constants.
Literal decay-bracket corollary of the reduced assembly: the
min bracket is bounded by the explicit
ε⁻⁸⟨α⟩⁻⁴⟨β⟩⁻⁴⟨ε²(α+β)⟩⁻⁸ decay of P-3.5b-det.
The signed central-decay budget is monotone in the amplitude.