Summable routed weights for one R-324 full pairing #
For one full doubled pairing, every Fourier configuration has exactly
m signed covariance-mode increments. This file attaches to the
configuration its physical L¹ norm times the sum of the inverse
eighth-order decays of those increments. Only one covariance slot is
polynomially weighted at a time, so the construction pays one
degree-eight cutoff loss rather than an incorrect product of m such
losses.
Zero integrated configurations are harmless analytically, but the downstream routing structure asks for exact frequency conservation for every enumerated term. Their increments are therefore replaced by one external increment followed by zeros.
Polynomial control of one routed increment #
The exact reciprocal cost of one eighth-order routed decay.
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- Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324PairDecayCost κ q i = (1 + ‖Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324StandardPairIncrement κ q i‖ ^ 2) ^ 4
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One reciprocal routed decay is bounded by a fixed multiple of the degree-eight lattice weight of the corresponding covariance mode.
A single polynomially weighted covariance slot #
The covariance coefficient remains summable after one degree-eight lattice weight is inserted.
After standardizing the pair enumeration, weighting any one covariance slot by a degree-eight lattice polynomial preserves summability of the full configuration product.
Physical L¹ weight and natural enumeration #
Exact separation of a configuration's constant covariance weight
from the physical L¹ mass.
Routed L¹ majorant of one standardized Fourier configuration.
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The physical integral is bounded by every routed slot after paying that slot's eighth-order decay.
Cancellation-preserving routed weight. In contrast to
r324StandardFullPairingRouteWeight, all five physical variable groups
are integrated before the norm is taken. Thus the external α/β
oscillations remain available to the endpoint-first argument.
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The sharp routed weight is dominated by the absolute-integral weight. This transfers summability without moving the norm inside in the final endpoint budget.
Each slot pays one eighth-order routed decay while the sharp weight retains the fully integrated endpoint oscillations.
Natural-number form of the routed configuration weight.
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- ρ.r324NatFullPairingRouteWeight hm ε α β κ a = ρ.r324StandardFullPairingRouteWeight ε α β κ ((Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324NatEquivStandardConfigurations hm) a)
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Natural-number form of the cancellation-preserving sharp routed weight.
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- ρ.r324NatSharpFullPairingRouteWeight hm ε α β κ a = ρ.r324SharpFullPairingRouteWeight ε α β κ ((Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324NatEquivStandardConfigurations hm) a)
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Conservation-complete increments: nonzero terms retain their genuine signed covariance modes; zero terms are padded by the external mode in the first slot and zeros elsewhere.
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Raw countable reindexing across all full pairings #
This is deliberately an intermediate Fourier/Fubini layer. It gives an
exact single ℕ-indexed series and a summable majorant, but the final
R-324 reduction must regroup terms by a residual-refined primitive
schedule before taking norms.
Finite outer index of full doubled pairings.
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- Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.R324FullPairingIndex m = { τ : Anderson4D.PartialPairing (Fin (2 * m)) // τ.IsFull }
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A canonical contraction witnesses that the finite full-pairing
index is nonempty for every m.
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One exact enumeration of all pairs (full pairing, Fourier configuration number).
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Raw term obtained by flattening the finite full-pairing sum and each pairing's natural-number Fourier series.
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Raw cancellation-preserving weight for one flattened term. It is used only as a summable majorant before the residual-refined regrouping.
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Every raw flattened term carries exactly the m covariance-pair
increments of its full doubled pairing.
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