Uniform endpoint-integrated boundary bounds #
The terminal edge certificate controls every actual boundary kernel by its
own inverse-square scale. After the external endpoint variables have been
integrated, this gives a mode-independent L¹ constant. No direct-Green
hypothesis and no estimate of the grouped internal core is used here.
A certified named edge is genuinely integrable. The certificate is off-diagonal; the only omitted point is null for paper measure.
A Fourier character cannot increase the L¹ bound of a certified
edge translated in the x - anchor orientation.
The corresponding bound in the anchor - x orientation.
At a completed nonempty half, the incoming boundary factor is the actual stored edge kernel translated from the first surviving anchor.
The outgoing boundary factor is the actual stored terminal-slot kernel translated from the last surviving anchor.
The completed left boundary coefficient is exactly the product of the two Fourier coefficients of its actual stored boundary kernels.
Right-half analogue, with the literal modes (-α,-β).
Uniform left boundary coefficient bound from an arbitrary terminal certificate. It is independent of the external modes and keeps the grouped internal core entirely outside the estimate.
Uniform right boundary coefficient bound from its terminal certificate.
Stored-certificate API for certified traces #
The requested left trace-level interface. The two scales are exactly
the incoming slot 0 and the outgoing terminal slot stored at the end of
the Phase-A trace.
Right trace-level analogue.