Aggregate endpoint Fourier loss for R-324 #
Paper Section 4.2, Step 2 first collapses all within-half primitive
intervals while the physical integrand is signed. In the decay branch,
Step 4 then integrates each external Green leg before taking the absolute
value. Every leg contributes its exact Green Fourier coefficient. If the
endpoint belongs to a collapsed interval, the remaining phase difference
costs a factor at most two; passing from the inserted primitive estimate
back to the ordinary one costs ε⁻². We uniformly pay that latter cost
also in the easy branch.
This file isolates the resulting bookkeeping from both the primitive-block
product reindexing and the central high-frequency routing. In particular,
the four actual Green coefficients aggregate directly to
16 * r324EndpointLoss; no endpoint-decay inequality is left for the final
countable-routing caller to postulate. Its endpoint-separated identities
are also usable as exact Fubini normal forms, but their pointwise norm bounds
must not be moved in front of the signed interval collapses.
Cost of one external endpoint. shortcut = true is the branch in
which an extracted difference reaches that endpoint.
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Both endpoint branches are controlled by the same explicit uniform loss.
A single endpoint keeps the exact Euclidean Japanese-bracket Green decay.
The four external endpoint flags, in (x,y,z,w) order.
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- Anderson4D.R324EndpointFlags = (Fin 4 → Bool)
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Product of the four concrete endpoint Fourier weights. The two left
copy endpoints carry α, and the two right copy endpoints carry β.
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Four genuine Green Fourier integrations, four uniform ε⁻²
sacrifices, and at most four factors of two give precisely the paper's
endpoint loss up to the universal factor 16.
Endpoint-weighted countable budget before the central frequency decay is applied.
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- Anderson4D.r324EndpointWeightedBudget ε α β baseWeight flags = ∑' (a : ℕ), baseWeight a * Anderson4D.r324FourEndpointFourierWeight ε α β (flags a)
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Direct countable aggregate form used by the routing construction. The endpoint bound is proved here from the four concrete Fourier coefficients; downstream code only supplies the endpoint-free summable base weights.
Concrete Fourier integration of a Green-tree endpoint #
The terminal vertex of every expanded increasing Green tree is a leaf. Its Fourier integration therefore factors exactly into one translated Green coefficient and the tree with that leaf removed.
Norm form of the concrete leaf integration.
Endpoint-first coefficients, before taking absolute values #
An external Green leg, with the optional endpoint difference which is created when that leg belongs to an extracted interval. The orientation is the one occurring at the right endpoint of a deterministic profile.
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- Anderson4D.r324OutgoingEndpointKernel u v shortcut y = ↑(Anderson4D.greenFn (u - y)) - if shortcut = true then ↑(Anderson4D.greenFn (v - y)) else 0
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The corresponding incoming external Green leg.
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- Anderson4D.r324IncomingEndpointKernel u v shortcut x = ↑(Anderson4D.greenFn (x - u)) - if shortcut = true then ↑(Anderson4D.greenFn (x - v)) else 0
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Fourier coefficient of either orientation of an endpoint leg.
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- Anderson4D.r324EndpointCoefficient k u v shortcut = Anderson4D.translatedGreenMode k u - if shortcut = true then Anderson4D.translatedGreenMode k v else 0
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Reversing the Green argument does not change the endpoint Fourier coefficient, because the Green kernel is even.
The optional endpoint difference costs at most a factor two, while retaining the exact Euclidean Green multiplier.
The four endpoint anchors for (x,y,z,w). The first coordinate is
the ordinary endpoint and the second is the subtraction anchor.
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Product of the four genuine endpoint-first Fourier coefficients, in
the exact mode order (α,β,-α,-β) of (4.18).
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Fourier integration before absolute values gives the full
⟨α⟩⁻⁴⟨β⟩⁻⁴ endpoint decay. At most four endpoint differences account
for the universal factor 16.
The four possible ordinary-versus-inserted sacrifices cost exactly
ε⁻⁸; this is kept separate from the genuine Fourier coefficient.
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- Anderson4D.r324SacrificedEndpointCoefficientWeight ε α β anchors flags = ε⁻¹ ^ 8 * Anderson4D.r324FourEndpointCoefficientWeight α β anchors flags
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Exact four-leg integration for a grouped collapsed core #
Four separated endpoint legs multiplying an arbitrary core which is
already summed over the relevant primitive-pairing fibre. The nesting is
chosen to match the (x,y,z,w) integral order in (4.18).
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Endpoint-first identity. The four external variables are integrated before any norm is taken. The core may already contain an entire primitive-pairing/configuration fibre, so this lemma does not move an absolute value through the cancellation required by Proposition 4.1.
Norm form of the endpoint-first identity.
After the four ordinary-versus-inserted sacrifices, the exact grouped endpoint-first term is controlled by the paper's endpoint loss.