Covariance-product decomposition over R-324 collapse blocks #
The successive primitive reductions in paper §4.2 use pairwise-disjoint closed blocks. This file provides the exact algebraic bridge between the ambient doubled covariance product and the standard, increasingly reindexed primitive covariance product on each block.
No estimate is used here: all statements are finite-product identities.
The covariance product whose lower endpoints lie in an ambient block.
The strict inequality already excludes fixed points, so no separate
pairSupport filter is needed.
Equations
- Anderson4D.pairingCovarianceProductOn ρ ε κ B v = ∏ i ∈ B with i < κ i, ρ.etaEpsT4 ε (v i - v (κ i))
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A covariance product over a disjoint union is the product of the two block products.
A block disjoint from every member of a list is disjoint from their finite union.
Exact multiplicative decomposition over a pairwise-disjoint block list.
On the whole carrier, the block product is exactly the covariance product used in Proposition 4.1.
Restricting a covariance product to a certified closed block and increasingly reindexing that block gives the standard primitive covariance product at the exact half-cardinality order.
The residual doubled covariance product is exactly the product of its
canonical R-324 residual block factors. Each factor is identified with a
standard primitive covariance product by
pairingCovarianceProductOn_eq_residualPrimitiveBlock.
Removing analytically vacuous empty residual blocks #
Empty shells contribute the multiplicative identity and must not be sent to Proposition 4.1, whose primitive order starts at one.
Equations
- Anderson4D.nonemptyMomentResidualCollapseBlocks κp κm π = List.filter (fun (B : Finset (Fin (2 * m))) => decide B.Nonempty) (Anderson4D.momentResidualCollapseBlocks κp κm π)
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Filtering empty blocks does not change their union.
Filtering empty blocks does not change their covariance-product factorization.
Every nonempty fully-paired block has positive half-cardinality order, as required by Proposition 4.1.