Global endpoint/internal Fubini bridge for R-324 #
The frozen doubled moment term has the four external variables outside the
terminal internal coordinate integral. The fixed-internal-coordinate
identity in R324EndpointIntegratedResidualBridge may therefore be used only
after an honest global Fubini interchange.
This file performs precisely that interchange. Its hypothesis is joint
Bochner integrability of the exact signed
externalModeResidualSumIntegrand on
(x, (y, (z, w))) × (left terminal coordinates × right terminal coordinates).
No norm and no termwise absolute value are introduced, so the complete primitive covariance sum remains grouped. Establishing the displayed joint integrability from the initial root and the certified within-half traces is a separate analytic obligation.
Fourfold endpoint-product normal form #
Fubini expansion of the explicitly right-associated product of the four endpoint measures. Keeping this lemma local makes the association used by the global joint-integrability hypothesis visible in the theorem below.
Reusable four-endpoint/internal Fubini substitution. The endpoint evaluation is supplied as one exact signed identity for each internal coordinate; this theorem introduces neither a norm nor a termwise sum.
Honest global endpoint/internal interchange #
Global Fubini substitution in the exact order required before passing from the signed expression (4.18) to the endpoint estimates of §4.2, Steps 3--4.
The left side is the frozen order: x, then y, then z, then w, with
the terminal product coordinate innermost. The hypothesis is joint
integrability on the corresponding endpoint product, followed by the
terminal product measure. The right side has the terminal coordinate
outside and all four endpoint integrations already evaluated by
integral_externalModeResidualSumIntegrand.
The complete residual primitive sum is never split and no norm is taken.
The global Fubini identity followed by the already proved measure-preserving transport to the literal initial nested-cross carrier.