Exact grouped-half bridge to the full-pairing terminal block #
The certified within-half trace acts on the complete primitive-pairing
fibre grouped by the extraction blocks of a full pairing. It therefore
starts from R324WithinHalfResidualPrefix.initial, whose primitive factor
is a product of finite primitive-pairing sums, rather than from one fixed
detIntegrand summand.
This module records the smallest exact analytic bridge needed after that
finite grouping. It reindexes the standard Fin (2 * q) carrier to the
initial sparse carrier, runs every proper block with the exact lamEps
ledger, and then applies Fubini once at the singleton terminal stop. The
result is the genuine signed terminal rawLocalIntegrand; no norm or
estimate is taken.
Honest finite grouping of the frozen half terms #
A full endpoint-signature fibre of frozen detIntegrand summands is
pointwise exactly the initial grouped residual consumed by the trace.
This is the necessary finite grouping before Proposition 4.1 is applied: the theorem does not identify one fixed summand with the grouped residual.
Integral form of the finite grouping. The hypotheses are exactly the termwise Bochner-integrability premises required to commute the finite sum with the internal integral.
Proper-prefix and terminal bridges #
For a full pairing, the initial grouped residual carries exactly the
ambient perturbative order q.
Exact proper-prefix iteration from the standard internal carrier to the singleton terminal stop.
The hypothesis is precisely the weighted integrability consumed by the certified trace. The terminal residual itself is left untouched.
Exact terminal Fubini normal form. The only additional premise is the honest integrability of the stopped residual section needed to split its surviving coordinates. The post-terminal coordinate integral is retained literally (its carrier is empty), so this theorem makes no hidden probability-measure simplification.
The complete fixed-endpoint bridge from the honest finite sum of frozen
half terms to the signed terminal raw-local density. This is the closest
valid analogue of a bridge for one detIntegrand: Proposition 4.1 acts only
after the endpoint-signature fibre has been grouped.