The general-order entity lattice pattern and its AM–GM grade #
R324CollapsePi collapses one half chain at every order. A pure-cross
entity has two half chains sharing the same m cross momenta: the
left chain reads them in identity order, the right chain in the order
of the bijection. So the collapsed entity of the bijection σ is the
zero-sum lattice sum whose summand is
W_τ(q) = ∏ᵢ ‖ρ̂(εqᵢ)‖² · P(q) · P(q∘τ), τ = σ⁻¹,
where P(q) = ∏ⱼ ⟨qⱼ+…+q_{m-1}⟩⁻² is exactly the propagator product
harvested by r324Col_piChain_integral (suffix sums; on the zero-sum
sector these are the paper's prefix sums up to sign). This file
defines that pattern for arbitrary m and arbitrary σ, and proves
what the arithmetic-geometric argument gives.
The grade the AM–GM argument gives is flat #
ab ≤ (a²+b²)/2 applied to a = P(q), b = P(q∘τ) splits every
entity into two doubled patterns
(r324ColLatWeight_le_doubled_avg), and the relabelling q ↦ q∘τ
is a measure-preserving bijection of the lattice configuration space
under which the symbol weight is invariant
(r324Col_tsum_doubled_perm). Hence at every order and for every
bijection the AM–GM bound is the identity entity's own bound
(r324Col_tsum_latWeight_le): the argument is uniform in σ and
therefore produces exactly the flat grade m-1.
That is sharp for the identity entity, and by
r324CappedCross_flatGrade_over_budget it is over budget for large
m. So this file also delimits precisely what is missing for the
graded clause: a mechanism that is not invariant under relabelling
the cross momenta, i.e. one that sees the interaction between the two
suffix-sum families rather than each separately. At m = 3 the flat
grade is enough (3! ≤ 2³), which is why order three closes on the
calibration alone.
The lattice configuration of an entity #
The symbol weight ∏ᵢ ‖ρ̂(εqᵢ)‖² of the m cross legs.
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The propagator product of one half chain, read in the order q:
the suffix-sum brackets delivered by r324Col_piChain_integral.
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The lattice summand of the pure-cross entity σ at order m:
symbol weights times the two half-chain propagator products, the left
one in identity order and the right one in the order τ = σ⁻¹.
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- Anderson4D.r324ColLatWeight ρ ε τ q = Anderson4D.r324ColLatSym ρ ε q * (Anderson4D.r324ColLatProp q * Anderson4D.r324ColLatProp (q ∘ ⇑τ))
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The doubled pattern: the same symbol weight against a squared propagator product. This is the resonant shape the arithmetic-geometric split produces.
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- Anderson4D.r324ColLatDoubled ρ ε q = Anderson4D.r324ColLatSym ρ ε q * Anderson4D.r324ColLatProp q ^ 2
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The arithmetic-geometric split, uniformly in the order #
The AM–GM split at every order and every bijection. The mixed
propagator pattern of σ is dominated by the average of the two
doubled patterns: the identity one and the σ-relabelled one.
Relabelling invariance #
The zero-sum sector. The two external Green legs of each half
chain integrate to unit mass and turn the last surviving character into
the Kronecker delta q₀+…+q_{m-1} = 0 (r324Col_piChain_closed), so
the collapsed entity is a sum over this sector only. It carries m-1
free momenta, which is why the flat grade is m-1 and not m.
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- Anderson4D.R324ColZeroSum m = { q : Fin m → Anderson4D.Z4 // ∑ i : Fin m, q i = 0 }
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Reordering the cross momenta is a bijection of the lattice configuration space.
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Reordering preserves momentum conservation, so it restricts to the zero-sum sector.
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The symbol weight is symmetric in the cross momenta.
The relabelled doubled sum is the identity doubled sum. This is the exact reason the arithmetic-geometric argument cannot see the grading: it is invariant under permuting the cross momenta.
The grade the argument delivers #
Every entity is bounded by the identity entity's doubled sum, at
every order. This is the exact output of the arithmetic-geometric
argument at general m and general σ: the flat grade. It is sharp
for σ = id and, by r324CappedCross_flatGrade_over_budget, cannot by
itself fund the graded-count clause at large m.
General-order analytic inputs #
The general-order physical→lattice collapse, as a named Prop:
the physical entity integral is dominated by the zero-sum lattice sum
of its own suffix-bracket pattern. This is what
r324Col_piChain_integral and r324Col_piChain_closed evaluate half
by half; assembling the two halves needs the covariance Fourier
expansion and one Tonelli interchange between the mode sum and the
2m+4 physical integrations.
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The doubled window budget: the identity-pattern lattice sum,
m-1 free momenta each covered by one critical quartic window, is
D^m·L^{m-1}. This is the general-order form of the proved
translated-window iteration r324SW_translated_window_le_log.
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The general-order per-entity ledger. The collapse plus the
doubled window budget give the ungraded per-entity bound at every
order, with the flat grade m-1 that the arithmetic-geometric argument
delivers uniformly in the bijection.
Order three closes on the general machine. At m = 3 the
entity count 3! = 6 is itself geometric, so the flat grade suffices
and the capped cross ledger at order three follows from the two
general-order inputs alone.