Keyed primitive collapse for the R-324 grouped interior cores #
This file proves the residual keyed interior bound
R324KeyedCoreL1DecayBound at an explicit ε-dependent amplitude
A₀ · ε⁻¹⁶, and instantiates the capstone
exists_deterministicMoment_paper_bound_of_keyedDecay accordingly.
The mechanism #
For one common-increment group (p, b) the interior L¹ mass is
bounded by the proved skeleton/covariance separation, and the two
eighth-order decay units per frequency slot are extracted from the
covariance weight itself:
- every slot of a raw configuration in the fibre of the key
bcarries a modeqᵢwith increment keykeyᵢ ∈ {0, qᵢ, -qᵢ}, so slotwise⟨qᵢ⟩⁻⁸ ≤ ⟨keyᵢ⟩⁻⁸(r324KeyedSlotDecay_le_keyDecay); - the cutoff symbol obeys the arbitrary-order Schwartz bound, which at
order
16yields the slotwise majorant‖covarianceModeCoeff ε k‖ ≤ B ε⁻³² ⟨k⟩⁻³²(exists_covarianceModeCoeff_keyedDecay_bound); two of the four eighth-order units are retained against the key, the remaining two pay the free-mode lattice sums (≤ 4096per slot).
Why the amplitude carries ε⁻¹⁶ #
The prefactor ε⁻¹⁶ is intrinsic to the interface, not an artifact:
r324GroupedRefinedCoreL1 integrates the pointwise norm of the
grouped core, and every Fourier character has modulus one, so no
physical oscillation survives inside this quantity. Already at m = 1
the interior skeleton is an empty product and the grouped mass of the
key k equals a fixed positive multiple of ‖ρ̂(εk)‖²; since
‖ρ̂(εk)‖ ≈ ‖ρ̂(0)‖ for ‖k‖ ≲ ε⁻¹, no ε-uniform constant A can
satisfy ‖ρ̂(εk)‖² ≤ A² ⟨k⟩⁻¹⁶ on that range. An ε-uniform keyed
bound would therefore require keeping the endpoint/interior
oscillations outside the norm, i.e. a different interface than
R324KeyedCoreL1DecayBound. The optimal rate through this interface
is A ≍ ε⁻⁸; the constant obtained here is A₀ ε⁻¹⁶ because the
free-mode lattice sums are paid by the same slotwise symbol bound.
The slotwise keyed symbol bound #
Slotwise keyed symbol bound. Every covariance Fourier
coefficient carries four eighth-order decay units at the cost of
ε⁻³²: ‖covarianceModeCoeff ε k‖ ≤ B ε⁻³² ⟨k⟩⁻³². This is the
order-16 Schwartz bound for the fixed smooth cutoff.
The slot modes of a raw refined configuration #
Lattice sums of the keyed decay weight #
The keyed covariance-weight collapse #
The keyed interior collapse #
The keyed interior bound at explicit ε-dependent amplitude.
For every cutoff and truncation order there is a constant A₀ with
R324KeyedCoreL1DecayBound ρ hm ε (A₀ ε⁻¹⁶) throughout the capstone
range: the grouped interior L¹ mass of one common-increment group
carries two eighth-order decay units per frequency slot at amplitude
(A₀ ε⁻¹⁶)^{2m} |log ε|^{m-1}.
Unconditional capstone instantiations #
The R-324 deterministic moment bound, unconditional form.
Every analytic input is discharged; the keyed interior bound is
supplied by exists_r324KeyedCoreL1DecayBound, so the amplitude
carries the explicit factor ε⁻¹⁶ (see the header for why this factor
is intrinsic to the L¹-keyed interface). The paper-scale
amplitude — A independent of ε — is not claimed.
Literal decay form of the unconditional estimate: the min
bracket is bounded by the P-3.5b-det decay
ε⁻⁸⟨α⟩⁻⁴⟨β⟩⁻⁴⟨ε²(α+β)⟩⁻⁸, at the same ε-dependent amplitude.