Scalar norm bound for the alternating-driver endgame #
The driver root instantiation transports the weighted refined physical integral to the driver-terminal phased density carrying the accumulated multiplier. This module turns that transported identity into scalar norm estimates:
- a per-stop bound for the collapsed-head factor from the ordinary Proposition 4.1 charge, packaged once as a uniform head-collapse budget;
- the multiplicative bound for the driver multiplier, proved by the same strong recursion on the remaining list that built the driver;
- the unconditional scalarization of the transported identity, with the multiplier norm pulled out of the root integral;
- the constructor discharging the integrated residual-refined interface from a per-fibre scalar bound.
The paper's Euclidean second-order bracket never exceeds one.
Per-stop bound for the collapsed-head factor #
Per-stop factor bound. One collapsed-head factor is one paper second-order decay times one primitive Step-4 defect; the decay is at most one and the defect carries the ordinary Proposition 4.1 charge.
The uniform head-collapse budget #
Uniform per-stop budget for the alternation: every reachable residual
prefix with a literal remaining head has its collapsed-head factor bounded
by B.
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Instances For
Packaged discharge of the uniform budget: pointwise Proposition 4.1 kernel bounds at every reachable head, plus one uniform bound for the order-indexed majorant integrals.
Norm of the accumulated driver multiplier #
The multiplier of the all-ordinary base transport is one.
The multiplier of one composed exceptional stop gains exactly the collapsed-head factor of the retained head.
One exceptional stop composed with a bounded transport spends one budget factor.
Driver multiplier bound. By the strong recursion of the driver: the base all-ordinary run has multiplier one, and each exceptional stop multiplies by one collapsed-head factor while consuming at least one remaining step, so the accumulated multiplier is bounded by the uniform head-collapse budget raised to the remaining length.
The multiplier of the provider-built after-head transport spends at most one budget factor per retained suffix step.
Unconditional scalarization of the driver-terminal identity. The norm of the weighted refined physical integral is bounded by the norm of the accumulated driver multiplier times the root integral of the norm of the terminal coordinate integral carrying the collapsed-head refined coefficient alone.
Scalar bound with the budgeted multiplier. The transported refined physical integral is bounded by the head-collapse budget raised to the retained suffix length, times the root integral of the terminal coordinate integral of the collapsed-head refined coefficient.
Norm of the collapsed-head refined driver coefficient: the character factors are unimodular, leaving the squared decay, the Step-4 defect charge, and the untouched right initial residual times the cross-cut primitive factor.
Terminal scalar form of the phased density #
At a terminal prefix with nonempty active carrier, the norm of the phased density is the coefficient norm times the surviving signed chain magnitude.
Degenerate terminal scalar form: with an empty active carrier the density norm is the coefficient norm.
Terminal scalar majorization of the coordinate integral. The norm of the terminal coordinate integral is unconditionally bounded by the integral of the coefficient norm weighted by the surviving signed chain magnitude.
Producer for the integrated residual-refined interface #
Constructor for the integrated residual-refined interface. A
scalar bound for every genuine refined physical integral, at the full
2m weight and against the integrated inserted majorant, discharges
MomentRefinedIntegratedReductionData.refined_bound exactly.