Joint integrability of the R-324 deterministic contractions #
This file expands the renormalized Green differences in the two copies of
(4.18). Choosing either the original edge or its shortcut at every
extracted right endpoint produces an increasing Green tree, so the analytic
result of R324TreeIntegrability.lean applies term by term.
Extracted right edges and their shortcut parents #
Membership in extractedRightEdges carries an actual extracted
interval with that right edge.
The unique extracted interval whose replaced right edge is i.
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The earlier endpoint of the shortcut replacing an extracted right edge.
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- Anderson4D.extractedShortcutParent κ i hi = ⟨↑(Anderson4D.extractedPairOfRightEdge κ i hi).1 + 1, ⋯⟩
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Parent map of one fully expanded renormalized Green summand. Membership
in original means that the original chain edge is chosen; otherwise the
shortcut is chosen when it exists.
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Original Green edge with right endpoint i+1.
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- Anderson4D.originalGreenEdge x i = ↑(Anderson4D.greenFn (x i.castSucc - x i.succ))
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Shortcut Green edge at an extracted right endpoint, and zero at an unextracted endpoint. The zero makes the product-of-sums expansion uniform over all edges.
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One term in the powerset expansion of the product of edge sums.
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- Anderson4D.expandedGreenBranch κ original x = (∏ i ∈ original, Anderson4D.originalGreenEdge x i) * ∏ i ∈ originalᶜ, Anderson4D.extractedShortcutGreenEdge κ x i
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If every chosen shortcut really is extracted, the corresponding branch is exactly the increasing-tree Green product.
Every branch in the uniform powerset expansion is jointly integrable. Branches selecting a nonexistent shortcut vanish; all other branches are increasing Green trees.
Nonnegative complex majorant obtained by replacing every extracted difference by the sum of its two Green terms.
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- Anderson4D.expandedGreenMajorant κ x = ∏ i : Fin (m + 1), (Anderson4D.originalGreenEdge x i + Anderson4D.extractedShortcutGreenEdge κ x i)
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The edgewise majorant is a finite sum of the integrable expanded-tree branches.
Joint integrability of the complete Green edge majorant.
Comparison with the renormalized Green skeleton #
The Green-only part of detIntegrand, before the bounded covariance
product is attached.
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Distinct extracted right endpoints make the extraction list itself duplicate-free.
Two extracted intervals with the same replaced right edge coincide.
Every extracted interval contributes its right edge to the replacement finset.
The chosen inverse of an extracted right edge returns the original interval.
Reindex a product over the extracted right-edge finset by the original extraction list.
The uniform edge product with subtraction. Unextracted shortcut terms are zero, while extracted ones reproduce the renormalized differences.
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- Anderson4D.expandedGreenDifferenceProduct κ x = ∏ i : Fin (m + 1), (Anderson4D.originalGreenEdge x i - Anderson4D.extractedShortcutGreenEdge κ x i)
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The Green skeleton in the closed renormalized integrand is exactly the uniform edge-difference product.
Edgewise triangle inequality between the signed renormalized expansion and its nonnegative product-of-sums majorant.
Joint integrability of the signed renormalized Green skeleton.
Bounded covariance factor and the full deterministic integrand #
Covariance part of one deterministic closed integrand, coerced to the same complex scalar field as the Green skeleton.
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- Anderson4D.detCovarianceFactor ρ ε κ x = ↑(∏ i ∈ κ.pairSupport with i < κ i, ρ.etaEpsT4 ε (x (Anderson4D.varIdx i) - x (Anderson4D.varIdx (κ i))))
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At a positive small scale the covariance product is uniformly bounded on the compact physical product space.
Exact factorization of the frozen deterministic integrand into its signed Green skeleton and bounded covariance product.
Joint integrability of every deterministic closed-form parametrix
integrand in all of its m+2 spatial vertices.
Flat and doubled physical coordinates #
Split the first and last coordinates of a complete parametrix tuple.
Its inverse is exactly assemble.
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The complete-tuple/flat-coordinate split preserves the paper's Haar product measures.
Joint integrability in the paper's flat (x,y,v) coordinates.
Move the middle coordinate of a triple to the front. This small equivalence is used twice to regroup the doubled physical variables without asserting any pointwise Fubini statement.
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Regroup (x,y,z,w,v⁺⊔v⁻) into the two independent flat parametrix
tuples (x,y,v⁺) and (z,w,v⁻).
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The physical regrouping preserves the genuine five-group product measure.
Joint integrability of the bare doubled deterministic profile before the four Fourier characters and the cross-covariance factors are attached.
The full deterministic moment contraction #
The cross-copy covariance product is measurable in the doubled internal tuple.
At positive scale, every cross-copy covariance product is uniformly bounded. The bound may depend on the frozen pairing data and scale, which is all that joint integrability requires.
Every contraction term in the deterministic form of (3.24)/(4.18) is jointly integrable on its genuine product space.
Uniformly package the preceding theorem as the physical-fiber integrability ledger consumed by deterministic R-324 reduction.