Final assembly of the R-324 deterministic moment bound #
This file assembles the R-324 deterministic estimate:
- the driver mode-decay bounds of
R324DriverClosureare restated with the joint-integrability premise discharged for the canonical transportafterHeadAlternatingTransport, usingR324TerminalJointIntegrability); - the uniform-branch middle estimate is isolated as the named Prop
R324RefinedInsertedMajorantBoundand wired intoMomentRefinedIntegratedReductionOutputAt; - the deterministic-moment paper bound (the P-3.5b-det shape) is produced from these inputs through the signed routed collapse.
The routed branch is consumed in countable-series form. Its production is
packaged by SignedRoutedPrimitiveSlotCollapseData, which derives
CountableCentralRoutedMomentReductionOutput at the endpoint-weighted
budget.
The complementary incoming branch #
The remaining middle estimate R324RefinedInsertedMajorantBound is a
per-schedule-index bound, and the incoming-endpoint case split
(⟨0, hm⟩ ∈ finalActive e₀.1) versus (∉) lives inside it, per
contraction entity: the driver assemblies
(R324IncomingExceptionalStopTraceAssembly.exists_of_localBlockProvider)
exist exactly on the ∉ branch, while on the ∈ branch the incoming
endpoint's vertex survives the whole schedule and the state keeps the
direct Green factor at slot zero
(state_edges_zero_eq_greenFn_of_first_mem_finalActive), selecting the
.directFourier case of r324IncomingEndpointReductionCase — the
branch with one more raw Green leg and fewer collapsed heads. On the
outgoing side the analogous split is the boolean
r324OutgoingIsShortcut; the non-shortcut branch is closed below with
gap (a) discharged.
Gap (a) consumed: the outgoing mode-decay upgrade holds
unconditionally for the canonical driver transport. Both the joint
integrability premise and the nonempty-active premise of
norm_lamEps_pow_mul_r324RefinedPhysicalIntegral_le_modeDecay_of_not_shortcut
are discharged: the first by the terminal certificate extracted from the
driver recursion, the second because the non-shortcut outgoing frozen
pairing keeps the last internal vertex active.
Gaps (a)+(b) combined, unconditional form: the full-ambient-weight mode-decay bound for the canonical driver transport, with the joint integrability and active-carrier premises discharged.
The remaining middle estimate, as a named interface #
Gap (b), the middle estimate (open). The 2m-weighted refined
physical integral is bounded, uniformly over the refined schedule
index, by the integrated inserted majorant. On the driver branch this
is the estimate connecting the mode-decay output of
norm_lamEps_pow_ambient_mul_r324RefinedPhysicalIntegral_le_modeDecay_of_provider
(with gap (a) discharged) to ∫ primitiveInsertedMajorant; it contains
the per-contraction case splits ⟨0, hm⟩ ∈/∉ finalActive (incoming)
and r324OutgoingIsShortcut (outgoing).
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The middle estimate discharges the integrated residual-refined
reduction interface MomentRefinedIntegratedReductionOutputAt.
The deterministic moment paper bound (P-3.5b-det shape) #
The R-324 final assembly (P-3.5b-det shape). Given the middle
estimate R324RefinedInsertedMajorantBound and the signed routed primitive slot
collapse data (the routing input, consumed through the countable
central interface), the deterministic moment pairing sum obeys the
paper bound of (3.24), including the
⟨α⟩⁻⁴⟨β⟩⁻⁴⟨ε²(α+β)⟩⁻⁸ decay bracket carried by
paperDeterministicMomentRHS.
The realized P-3.5b-det shape is this bound on deterministicMomentPairingSum
against paperDeterministicMomentRHS outerConstant (16 * primitiveConstant), as in
R324FinalDeterministicClosure and R324SignedFinalClosure.
Variant of the final assembly consuming the countable central routed
interface directly, for callers that produce
CountableCentralRoutedMomentReductionOutput by other means (the
_of_zeroShift / _of_nonzeroRoutes branch producers of
R324NonzeroRoutedDensity).