Summable grouped covariance budgets for R-324 #
The cancellation-preserving refined expansion is grouped by the common
signed increment vector before a norm is taken. This file proves that the
scalar covariance weights of those groups remain summable after inserting
the reciprocal eighth-order routing cost. The proof first establishes the
corresponding statement for raw refined configurations and then uses the
exact tsumByKey fibre decomposition.
No primitive-collapse estimate is assumed here. This is a qualitative
Fubini/summability layer only: separating the scalar covariance weights from
the physical Green skeleton is too coarse to recover the paper-scale
P-3.5b-det amplitude. The quantitative critical path must keep the
unexpanded covariances inside the primitive physical collapse and expand only
the final marked surviving edge.
Reciprocal routing cost carried by one arbitrary increment key.
Equations
- Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324IncrementKeyCost key = ∑ i : Fin m, (1 + ‖Anderson4D.z4EuclideanFrequency (key i)‖ ^ 2) ^ 4
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Raw refined covariance weight with one reciprocal routing cost.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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Raw refined covariance route weights are summable. Only one degree-eight cost is inserted at a time.
Grouped scalar covariance route weight.
Equations
- ρ.r324GroupedCovarianceRouteWeight hm ε p = ρ.r324KeyGroupedRefinedCovarianceWeight hm ε p.1 p.2 * ∑ i : Fin m, Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324GroupedIncrementCost hm p.2 i
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One grouped route weight is exactly the fibrewise sum of the raw route weights carrying that increment key.
For one refined schedule, all common-increment grouped covariance route weights are summable.
The complete schedule-by-key grouped covariance route budget is summable.
Exact removal of the common-increment grouping from the scalar route budget of one refined schedule.
Passage from a physical core majorant to the routed budget #
A uniform physical L¹ bound by the grouped scalar covariance weight
dominates the concrete grouped route base weight.
A uniform grouped-core majorant transfers the already-proved scalar covariance summability to the concrete grouped route weights.
A logically exact, but generally coarse, constructor for the downstream integrated primitive-collapse budget.
It applies when a sharp core/covariance separation is independently available.
Naive instances of hcore and hcovariance lose unacceptable powers of ε
and the primitive-fibre cancellation.