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Anderson4D.DetParametrix.Paper42_Moment.R324FullPairingTerminalCosineIntegrability

Automatic cosine integrability at a full-pairing terminal block #

The exact terminal cosine identity previously exposed the two real integrability premises needed for Bochner linearity. For a genuine full-pairing budget/geometry adapter these premises follow directly from the ordinary Proposition 4.1 bound:

Thus the terminal cosine identity below has no explicit hcos or hsin input. No target moment estimate or routing output is assumed.

The ordinary Proposition 4.1 majorant makes the genuine terminal primitive kernel integrable. Measurability is supplied by the same edge certificate that was used to reach the terminal block.

The cosine-minus-one weighted terminal primitive kernel is integrable. The multiplier has norm at most two.

The sine-weighted terminal primitive kernel is integrable. The multiplier has norm at most one.

Terminal cosine identity with certificate-produced integrability. The exact gap orientation is unchanged from the endpoint Fourier identity; the adapter supplies 𝓔-membership and the Proposition 4.1 bound supplies both Bochner-integrability premises.