Integrating the R-324 Fourier configuration series #
This file proves the analytic exchange omitted in the paper's sketch of §4.2, Step 4. For a fixed full doubled pairing, the absolutely convergent covariance Fourier series may be exchanged with the genuine five-group physical integral. The proof uses joint integrability of the two renormalized Green skeletons and a summable coefficient majorant.
Green-skeleton product integrability #
Joint integrability of one renormalized Green skeleton in flat
(x,y,v) coordinates.
The two independent Green skeletons are jointly integrable on the actual doubled physical space.
Configuration integrands #
The nonnegative absolute coefficient of one Fourier assignment.
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- ρ.r324CovarianceConfigurationWeight ε κ q = ∏ j : Fin {i ∈ κ.pairSupport | i < κ i}.card, ‖ρ.covarianceModeCoeff ε (q j)‖
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The norm of a configuration is independent of the physical coordinates: every character has norm one.
The configuration weights form a summable nonnegative series.
A fixed Fourier configuration is measurable in the doubled internal tuple.
One Fourier-configuration summand of the full-pairing physical integrand.
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The full-pairing physical integrand is pointwise the sum of its Fourier configurations.
Every fixed Fourier configuration is jointly integrable on the genuine physical product space.
The integrated contribution of one full-pairing Fourier configuration.
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- ρ.r324FullPairingFourierIntegral ε α β κ q = ∫ (p : Anderson4D.R324PhysicalPoint m), Anderson4D.r324Flatten (ρ.r324FullPairingFourierIntegrand ε α β κ q) p ∂Anderson4D.r324PhysicalMeasure m
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The L¹ norms of all Fourier-configuration integrands are summable.
The physical integral of one full pairing is exactly the countable sum of the integrals of its Fourier configurations.