Per-mode majorant for the marked R-324 residual block #
The marker-preserving residual decomposition leaves exactly one projected
cross covariance in one genuine residual block. This file expands that
projected factor into its high Fourier modes while every other covariance
in the block remains the complete physical etaEpsT4 factor.
The resulting pointwise estimate extracts the paper's central
eighthOrderFrequencyDecay (ε ^ 2 * L) payoff. It is deliberately a
per-mode comparison with the covariance at the marked edge deleted.
Standard Proposition 4.1 estimates the complete primitive covariance sum;
it does not estimate this deleted-edge integrand. Consequently this file
does not claim a projected primitive-kernel bound.
Exact projected-mode expansion #
Product of all complete physical covariances in the marked block except for the unique selected cross edge.
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One high Fourier mode at the marked cross edge, multiplied by all unselected complete covariance factors in its genuine residual block.
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The ordinary complete covariance factor on the same physical block
is the selected full etaEpsT4 covariance times the deleted-edge
product. Together with
pairingCovarianceProductOn_eq_residualPrimitiveBlock, this identifies
the precise input controlled by Proposition 4.1.
The actual marked-block covariance product is the absolutely convergent sum of the one-mode marked terms. No unselected covariance is Fourier-expanded here.
The central frequency payoff #
The high-mode indicator itself satisfies the same uniform central frequency bound, including modes outside the retained set (where it vanishes).
The product of norms of the complete, unselected physical covariances.
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Honest per-mode marked-block comparison.
The selected projected covariance supplies the central decay. The
remaining factor is exactly the product of norms of all unselected,
unexpanded etaEpsT4 covariances in the same physical block.
The same bound after multiplying by an arbitrary genuine Green-chain or endpoint amplitude. This is the pointwise consumer needed before integrating a marked primitive coordinate.