Exact and quantitative nested cross steps for R-324 #
Paper §4.2 Step 3 removes the surviving cross-cut primitive blocks from inside to outside. This file attaches all data used by one such removal to the same proof-relevant head context:
- the literal residual prefix and its next suffix;
- the canonical increasing reindexing of the current sparse block;
- the two indices carrying the moving central-gap numerator in (4.20);
- a measure-preserving split of the current surviving coordinates into the current block and the next suffix;
- the exact central-gap primitive term and its domination by the inserted Proposition 4.1 term; and
- the exact perturbative-order and numerical scale ledgers after the head is removed.
The endpoint routing of paper Step 4 is deliberately not folded into this state. Its direct and shortcut branches have different terminal majorants.
One literal nonterminal/terminal cross head #
All structural data of one literal head in the nested cross schedule.
- residual : R324NestedCrossResidualPrefix κp κm π
- head : R324NestedCrossBlock κp κm π
- tail : List (R324NestedCrossBlock κp κm π)
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The literal suffix after deleting the current inside-most head.
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The exact perturbative order of the current sparse block.
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- ctx.order = Anderson4D.residualBlockOrder ctx.head.carrier
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Membership of the current head in the original, possibly-empty block schedule.
Closure of the current head under the combined moment pairing.
Relative primitivity of the current head.
Canonical increasing coordinates on the current sparse head.
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- ctx.blockOrderIso = Anderson4D.residualPrimitiveBlockOrderIso (Anderson4D.momentCombinedPairing κp κm π) ctx.head.carrier ⋯
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Canonical primitive full pairing transported to standard block coordinates.
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- ctx.blockPairing = Anderson4D.residualPrimitiveBlockPairing (Anderson4D.momentCombinedPairing κp κm π) ctx.head.carrier ⋯
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Standard block index of the last current left coordinate.
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- ctx.leftGapIndex = ctx.blockOrderIso.symm ⟨ctx.head.leftGap, ⋯⟩
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Standard block index of the first current right coordinate.
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- ctx.rightGapIndex = ctx.blockOrderIso.symm ⟨ctx.head.rightGap, ⋯⟩
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Exact coordinate split and Fubini #
Coordinates still present at the current cross prefix.
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- ctx.SurvivingCoordinate = ↥ctx.residual.activeCarrier
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Coordinates still present after the current head is deleted.
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- ctx.PostCoordinate = ↥ctx.next.activeCarrier
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Ambiently labelled coordinates of the current head.
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- ctx.HeadCoordinate = { i : ctx.SurvivingCoordinate // ↑i ∈ ctx.head.carrier }
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Coordinates outside the current head.
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- ctx.OuterCoordinate = { i : ctx.SurvivingCoordinate // ↑i ∉ ctx.head.carrier }
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The ambiently labelled head is exactly the canonical standard primitive coordinate type.
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The complement of the current head is exactly the next suffix carrier.
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- ctx.outerCoordinateEquivPost = { toFun := fun (i : ctx.OuterCoordinate) => ⟨↑↑i, ⋯⟩, invFun := fun (i : ctx.PostCoordinate) => ⟨⟨↑i, ⋯⟩, ⋯⟩, left_inv := ⋯, right_inv := ⋯ }
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Exact partition of the current carrier into the standard current block and the next literal suffix.
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The measure-theoretic coordinate split used by the Step 3 Fubini iteration.
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The current surviving coordinate corresponding to a standard head coordinate.
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- ctx.headSurvivingCoordinate j = ⟨↑(ctx.blockOrderIso j), ⋯⟩
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A next-suffix coordinate regarded as a current surviving coordinate.
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- ctx.postSurvivingCoordinate i = ⟨↑i, ⋯⟩
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Reconstruct an ambient doubled tuple from exactly the current surviving coordinates. Coordinates outside the current residual carrier are set to zero.
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- ctx.reconstruct v i = if hi : i ∈ ctx.residual.activeCarrier then v ⟨i, hi⟩ else 0
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Under the exact Fubini split, the physical (4.20) numerator is literally the gap between the two canonical standard block indices.
The exact cross-head coordinate split preserves the paper product Haar measure.
Genuine Fubini with the current cross head on the inside and the next literal suffix on the outside.
The exact inserted cross-gap primitive term #
The moving (4.20) numerator multiplying the genuine primitive integrand on the canonical standard head coordinates.
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- ctx.crossGapPrimitiveIntegrand ρ ε G x = Anderson4D.torusDistSq (x ctx.leftGapIndex - x ctx.rightGapIndex) * Anderson4D.primitiveIntegrand ρ ε ctx.order ⋯ G ctx.blockPairing x
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One concrete central-gap pairing term, including the exact coupling
power. The two outermost standard block coordinates are held at z,w.
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The actual moving gap is no larger than the diameter insertion in Proposition 4.1.
Finite tuple diameter is measurable whenever all tuple coordinates are measurable.
Absolute integrability of the ordinary canonical head summand follows from the proved R-51 estimate (with the zero-dimensional order-one case handled separately).
Absolute integrability of the inserted canonical head summand is derived, rather than assumed: the tuple diameter is a bounded measurable multiplier of the ordinary R-51 summand.
Absolute integrability of the exact central-gap summand follows from the same ordinary R-51 summand and the uniform torus-distance bound.
The exact cross-gap term is nonnegative for the nonnegative dominating edge family used after Step 2 takes absolute values.
Quantitative one-head comparison: the exact moving-gap term is bounded by the actual inserted pairing term used by Proposition 4.1.
Exact heterogeneous scale extraction #
Scaling every current chain edge extracts exactly the product of the named scales from the cross-gap integrand.
Exact term-level scale ledger for one actual cross head.
The product of nonnegative current edge scales is nonnegative.
Proposition 4.1 on every literal nested cross head #
The constants from the proved Proposition 4.1 control the exact moving central-gap term for every literal cross head. The comparison is proved through the genuine inserted pairing term; neither the desired R-324 density bound nor a target-shaped reduction interface is assumed.
Heterogeneous nonnegative edge scales are charged exactly once, as their product, in the quantitative one-head update.
Prefix and suffix budget recurrences #
Numerical budget accumulated by the already processed cross prefix.
K is the uniform integration cost of one completed cross head.
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- Anderson4D.R324NestedCrossStepContext.processedBudget res C lam K = (C * lam) ^ (2 * res.processedOrder) * K ^ res.processed.length
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Numerical budget still carried by the literal remaining suffix.
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- Anderson4D.R324NestedCrossStepContext.remainingBudget res C lam K = (C * lam) ^ (2 * res.remainingOrder) * K ^ res.remaining.length
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Exact forward update of the accumulated budget after deleting one literal head.
Exact backward factorization of the budget carried by a nonempty remaining suffix.