The genuine refined root after the direct incoming Fourier operation #
This is the product-space version of the first endpoint operation in paper
Step 4(A). The physical root is regrouped so that the incoming endpoint is
the last variable. Joint integrability is inherited from the genuine
refined physical fibre; only then is the one-variable Fourier identity from
R324DirectIncomingInitialFourier applied sectionwise.
No norm or endpoint estimate occurs here.
Root regrouping #
Move the physical incoming endpoint behind the two initial residual
carriers:
(x,y,z,w,v) ↦ ((((y,z,w),v₋),v₊),x).
The first component before the last x is exactly the parameter order used
by the direct-incoming source of the one-half transform.
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The direct-incoming root regrouping preserves the literal product Haar measure.
The direct source on the regrouped root #
All factors of a refined root other than the incoming left character and incoming left Green leg.
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The regrouped genuine refined density is the raw initial left residual times the untouched root outer factor.
The exact direct-incoming source density on the root parameter and initial left carrier.
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The direct incoming operation on the genuine refined root. It returns both the integrability license required by the one-half transform and the exact signed integral identity.