Quantitative character cosine estimate for R-324 #
This file supplies the deterministic Fourier estimate used at the terminal cosine step of paper §4.2. With the project's conventions
T4 = Fin 4 → AddCircle (2π),charT4 β u = ∏ i, exp (I * βᵢ * uᵢ),paperModeNormSq β = ∑ i βᵢ², andtorusDistSq u = ∑ i (torusLift u i)²,
the canonical representative gives the exact identity
charT4 β u = exp (I * ∑ i βᵢ * torusLift u i). Cauchy--Schwarz and
1 - cos θ ≤ θ² / 2 then give
|r324CharacterCos β u - 1| ≤ (1 / 2) * paperModeNormSq β * torusDistSq u.
The absolute constant 1 / 2 is the sharp scalar cosine constant. No
compatibility or non-wrapping hypothesis is needed: the only representative
fact used below is the proved quotient identity AddCircle.coe_equivIco.
The final lemmas package the pointwise estimate as a norm-of-integral bound
for either half of PrimitiveKernelBounds.
Exact phase identity and scalar estimate #
A product character is the exponential of the dot product with the canonical componentwise lift. This is an exact quotient identity, not a choice of a locally compatible lift.
Cauchy--Schwarz in the exact frequency/distance normalizations used by the paper.
Terminal cosine estimate. The constant 1 / 2 is the sharp
one-dimensional cosine constant; Cauchy--Schwarz introduces no further
dimension-dependent loss.
The frequency-independent unit-circle bound.
The local quadratic estimate and the global unit-circle estimate in
the usual single min envelope.
Majorant and integral interfaces #
Multiplication by the bounded torus distance preserves integrability. This is the small adapter needed for both explicit Proposition 4.1 majorants.
Direct Bochner-integral domination by a squared-distance-weighted majorant. The complex cast matches the terminal cosine identity.
The ordinary half of PrimitiveKernelBounds, fed directly into the
terminal cosine integral estimate.
The inserted half of PrimitiveKernelBounds, fed directly into the
same terminal cosine integral estimate.