Closure of the uniform branch over the two residual case ledgers #
The composition theorem of the interface file and the pure-cross reduction of the cross file leave exactly two analytic obligations:
R324LedgerThreeCrossLedger, reduced here further to a phase-free integral bound for the nonnegative pure-cross density (r324LedgerThreeCrossLedger_of_integral_bound) — the two-chain multi-window estimate;R324LedgerThreeMixedLedger— the fibres retaining a within-half pair, to be peeled by the parity/difference gain.
Given both, the complete uniform branch follows: one per-cutoff
primitive constant discharges MomentRefinedIntegratedReductionOutputAt
at every order m ≥ 1, every coupling, every admissible scale and both
external modes, at support constant one.
The cross ledger from the phase-free integral bound #
The summed pure-cross density is integrable: it is almost everywhere the norm of the integrable summed flat fibre.
The cross-case ledger follows from a phase-free integral bound: it suffices to bound the physical integral of the nonnegative pure-cross density — two plain Green chains against the permutation covariance sum — with no reference to the external modes.
The multi-window integrand #
The phase-free two-chain multi-window integrand: two plain
Green chains against the product of the m covariance row sums. This
is the fibre-independent quantity that funds the entire cross case.
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The row-sum majorant is jointly measurable on the physical space.
The row-sum majorant is uniformly bounded at each fixed scale by
the O(ε⁻⁴) covariance height.
The bare two-chain product is integrable: the proved doubled profile integrability at the identity pairings.
The multi-window integrand is integrable at every fixed admissible scale: the chains carry the integrable mass and the row-sum majorant is a bounded measurable factor.
The pure-cross fibre integral is dominated by the multi-window integral: the pointwise permanent bound integrates against the integrable majorant.
Cross-case ledger from the multi-window integral bound: the
sharpest residual form of the cross case. The obligation no longer
mentions fibres, signatures, or external modes — it is one scalar
integral inequality for the two plain chains against the m
covariance row sums.
The final uniform-branch statement #
The complete uniform branch over the residual case ledgers.
Given the two residual case ledgers — the pure-cross multi-window
bound and the mixed parity-gain bound, each with a per-cutoff
constant — every order m ≥ 1 of the uniform branch closes at one
primitive constant and support constant one.
Sharpest conditional form. The complete uniform branch from the two terminal residual obligations: the fibre-free multi-window integral bound and the mixed-fibre ledger.