Fourier integration of the retained full-pairing head #
For a full within-half pairing, the certified trace stops immediately
before its unique terminal block. The exact geometry of that block leaves
one outgoing Green difference. This file identifies that literal
difference with r324OutgoingEndpointKernel and integrates the external
endpoint before taking any norm.
The remaining scalar keeps the complete primitive-pairing sum grouped.
Consequently these identities do not move an absolute value through the
Proposition 4.1 cancellation. The later cosine reduction still has to be
performed after the terminal spatial variables have been integrated into
the corresponding MemEClassT4 kernel; it is deliberately not asserted
pointwise for the raw primitive density here.
Everything in the retained terminal raw local density except its outgoing Green difference. In particular, the primitive-pairing sum is the complete signed finite sum and remains inside this single scalar.
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Exact real factorization of the translated terminal raw local density.
The endpoint-dependent factor is literally the outgoing Green difference
of paper (4.17); the predecessor kernel, internal chain, and complete
primitive sum stay grouped in terminalGroupedPrimitiveCore.
Complex form of the preceding identity. It identifies the terminal outgoing factor with the existing endpoint kernel without taking a norm.
Terminal endpoint-first identity. The external endpoint is Fourier-integrated while the predecessor factor and the complete primitive pairing sum are still signed and grouped.
Expanded phase-difference form of the terminal endpoint coefficient.
This is still an exact identity, prior to the later 𝓔-symmetry/cosine
reduction.
Fully explicit character form of the exact endpoint phase difference.
The Green multiplier is retained exactly; no ≤ 2 shortcut bound has been
used.