The final complete nested-cross head #
After all proper inner shells have been removed, paper Step 3 applies Proposition 4.1 once to the complete outermost primitive block. This file proves the measure-theoretic bridge needed for that last application: the complete normalized block is integrable, its full integral is the integral of its two-endpoint kernel, and a radial endpoint bound costs exactly one paper volume.
Measurability of the complete normalized two-endpoint term.
Nonnegativity of the integrated complete head.
A complete normalized block is integrable whenever its already-integrated two-endpoint term is dominated by an integrable radial kernel.
The final complete block is bounded by one radial endpoint majorant, with only the translation-volume factor left outside.
Uniform final-head form of Proposition 4.1. The constants are chosen once from the cutoff and work for every literal final block in the ambient truncation range.