Frequency conservation through the cross-contraction slots #
For a doubled moment contraction, the only covariance pairs that can transport Fourier frequency from the left physical copy to the right physical copy are the pairs created from singles of the left partial pairing. This file isolates that statement before any residual-block collapse is performed.
A within-copy full pairing contributes no mode to translation of the left physical copy.
If both within-copy partial pairings are full, the complete signed left-mode sum vanishes.
A nonzero Fourier configuration built from full pairings in both copies can occur only at zero external shift.
A nonzero configuration at nonzero external shift must contain a cross-copy contraction slot.
At nonzero external shift, a configuration with no left cross slot vanishes identically. This is the form used to discard the full/full branch before selecting a marked covariance slot.
Equivalent vanishing statement when fullness of the left partial pairing is the available hypothesis.
The enumerated pair index of the cross-copy pair generated by one
single of the left partial pairing. This enumerates exactly
κp.singles; within-copy covariance pairs are absent.
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At a cross slot, the signed left-copy contribution is the assigned pair mode with positive sign.
Every enumerated pair outside the image of the cross-slot enumeration contributes zero to left-copy translation.
The lattice-frequency increment attached to one cross-contraction slot, with the sign chosen so that the total is the external shift.
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- Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324CrossSlotLatticeIncrement κp κm π q i = -q (Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324CrossSlotPairIndex κp κm π i)
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Euclidean realization of a cross-contraction-slot increment.
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Cross slots alone carry the entire negative signed left-mode sum. All within-copy covariance pairs cancel before this equality is used.
Under the existing nonzero-integral conservation law, the cross-contraction-slot lattice increments sum to the exact external Fourier shift.
Euclidean cross-slot increments likewise sum to the exact external frequency vector.