Difference-retaining block estimates for R-324 #
The order-two interior-core budget fails by
not_r324InteriorCoreLogBudget_two: the terminal swap block must be
integrated jointly with its renormalizing difference factor
G(v₁-y) - G(v₀-y) before any endpoint sup-normalization.
This file proves the scalar ledger of that joint integration:
exists_integral_torusDistSq_mul_greenFn_mul_etaEpsT4_le— the second-moment mass∫ |z̃|² G η_εof the block pair coordinate is bounded by a constant uniform inρandε: the quadratic weight exactly cancels the Green singularity (G ≤ C|z̃|⁻²), leaving only the unit covariance mass∫ η_ε ≤ 1;norm_r324BlockFrequencyIntegral_le— the renormalized block frequency integralM(β) = ∫ G η_ε (e^{iβ·z} - 1)obeys the second-order bound|M(β)| ≤ (1/2)|β|² ∫ |z̃|² G η_ε: the first-order term is killed by the parity ofG η_ε(cosine seam), and the remaining cosine defect is quadratic. Thus the raw block mass∫ G η_ε ≈ ε⁻²is replaced by theε-uniform boundO(‖β‖²);detIntegrand_pairingFinTwo_assemble,integral_charT4_mul_detIntegrand_pairingFinTwo,integral_greenFn_mul_etaEpsT4_mul_charDiff,integral_pi_twoBlock_u— exact joint evaluation of the two-block half: the difference factor is consumed with the block before any boundary normalization;norm_r324TwoBlockHalfIntegral_le— one half of the two-block physical integral is bounded by(2π)⁴ (1+|β|²)⁻¹ ‖M(β)‖, uniformly inεand both modes.
The physical integrand detIntegrand (paper (3.6)) retains every extracted
diffFactor; the endpoint-first majorant loses the terminal chain edge when
r324RefinedInteriorCore separates the sup-normalized endpoint legs. The
estimate is therefore proved at the level of r324RefinedPhysicalIntegral,
before the interior/endpoint split.
The quadratic block mass is ε-uniform #
The periodized covariance is integrable: it is measurable, bounded (uniformly at fixed scale), and the paper measure is finite.
The quadratically weighted Green--covariance block mass, with its integrability.
ε-uniform quadratic block mass. The weight |z̃|² cancels
the Green singularity exactly, so only the unit covariance mass
survives: ∫ |z̃|² G η_ε ≤ C, with C independent of the cutoff and
of the scale.
The renormalized block frequency integral #
The joint (difference-retained) block frequency integral: the Green--covariance pair against the renormalizing phase defect.
Equations
- Anderson4D.r324BlockFrequencyIntegral ρ ε b = ∫ (z : Anderson4D.T4), ↑(Anderson4D.greenFn z * ρ.etaEpsT4 ε z) * (Anderson4D.charT4 b z - 1) ∂Anderson4D.paperMeasure
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Second-order bound for the renormalized block. Parity of
G η_ε kills the first-order phase term (cosine seam), and the cosine
defect is quadratic; the result is ε-uniform up to the quadratic
mass, in stark contrast with the raw block mass ∫ G η_ε ≥ c ε⁻² of
exists_le_integral_greenFn_mul_etaEpsT4.
The two-block renormalized integrand, closed form #
Closed form of the order-two renormalized swap integrand. The
extraction of the unique within-half pair erases the terminal chain
edge and installs the renormalizing difference factor
G(u₁-y) - G(u₀-y) in its place; the covariance factor pairs the two
internal vertices.
Exact one-variable evaluations #
Characters against a translated Green factor are integrable.
The y-integral of one boundary Green factor with its character:
the exact translated Fourier coefficient, in the orientation produced
by the difference factor.
Joint block evaluation. Integrating the block pair coordinate against its character difference produces exactly the base-point character times the renormalized block frequency integral: the difference factor is consumed jointly with the block, never sup-normalized away.
Exact y-integral of the two-block integrand. The external
character integrates the difference factor jointly with the block:
the result carries the boundary Fourier coefficient
(1 + |b|²)⁻¹ and the internal character difference
charT4 b u₁ - charT4 b u₀, the physical-side trace of the retained
renormalization.
Exact evaluation of the two-block internal integral. With the difference factor consumed jointly (previous lemmas), the full internal double integral collapses to the boundary coefficient times the renormalized block frequency integral times one unit-mass boundary leg.
The two-block half integral #
One complete half of the two-block physical integral, on its flat product space: external characters against the renormalized swap integrand.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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The difference-retaining half-integral bound. Uniformly in the
scale and in both external frequencies, one half of the two-block
physical integral is controlled by the boundary coefficient
(1+|b|²)⁻¹ times the renormalized block frequency integral: the
ε → 0 divergence of the raw block never appears.