Corrected endpoint-nonzero routed densities for R-324 #
The old raw case density groups pointwise internal Fourier cores before the four endpoint integrations. At that stage an endpoint-null configuration need not vanish pointwise, so it cannot be deleted from the norm.
This file records the paper-faithful order of operations:
- integrate the complete five-group endpoint term;
- delete exactly the configurations whose resulting coefficient is zero;
- partition the remaining signed series by its contraction, complete increment key, and genuine canonical selector slot;
- only then take a norm of each routed physical fibre.
The resulting density is a new object depending on the external modes.
No theorem identifies it with r324RawCaseDensity.
A local L¹ completeness lemma #
Endpoint-integrated nonzero configurations #
Raw refined indices retained only after their complete endpoint and internal physical integral has been evaluated and found nonzero.
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- ρ.R324RefinedEndpointNonzeroRawConfiguration hm ε α β p = { a : ℕ // ρ.r324RefinedRawFullPairingIntegral hm ε α β p a ≠ 0 }
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The data that must remain common on a corrected physical fibre: the
actual contraction, the complete increment key, and the underlying
genuine cross slot selected by the first-large selector. Retaining the
contraction prevents equal Fin m positions belonging to different
cross edges from being merged.
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Route label of one endpoint-nonzero raw configuration. The second
component is the underlying Fin m position of the actual residual
slot; its proof of membership in the contraction's singles set remains
available in r324RefinedRawSelectedResidualSlot.
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Genuine fibre of endpoint-nonzero configurations having one fixed complete increment key and one fixed canonical selector slot.
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The integrated raw Fourier term is definitionally represented by the full-pairing coefficient used for zero deletion.
Full endpoint coefficients in one refined schedule are summable.
Exact zero deletion at the correct boundary: only coefficients whose complete physical integral is zero are removed.
Exact contraction/key/selector partition before norms #
After zero deletion, the remaining signed coefficient series partitions exactly by contraction, complete increment key, and actual selector slot.
Exact selector-restricted physical fibres #
One genuine selector-restricted physical term on a corrected route fibre.
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Signed physical sum of exactly one nonzero contraction/key/selector fibre. No unrestricted projected covariance has been substituted.
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Membership in a corrected route fibre exposes the actual contraction whose dependent selector fibre is being used.
Membership in a corrected route fibre exposes the promised complete increment key.
Membership also exposes the underlying genuine selector slot. The
stronger proof that this position belongs to the actual residual singles
set remains part of r324RefinedRawSelectedResidualSlot.
Every inhabited corrected route key carries the exact external frequency. This is the later central-frequency routing input and follows from endpoint nonvanishing, not from a dummy zero-term route.
Internal signed cores after endpoint-licensed zero deletion #
One selector-restricted signed internal term in a corrected route fibre.
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- ρ.r324RefinedEndpointNonzeroRouteInternalTerm hm ε α β hexternal hε hε1 hmtrunc p route a v = ρ.r324RefinedRawSelectorRestrictedSignedCore hm ε α β hexternal hε hε1 hmtrunc p ↑↑a ⋯ v
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The signed internal core of a fixed
(contraction, key, selector) fibre. The zero-deletion predicate in
the index type was established only after complete endpoint integration;
the norm has still not been taken.
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On an endpoint-nonzero member, exposing the selected high mode gives the actual contraction's two internal Green cores times the original raw covariance configuration. The contraction is not replaced by a schedule representative at this boundary.
Internal L¹ skeleton mass attached to the actual contraction in a
corrected route.
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A finite uniform envelope for the internal skeleton masses of every possible contraction.
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Exact coordinate-independent norm ledger for one corrected internal term.
Internal terms in a corrected route fibre are summable pointwise.
Integral norm of one corrected internal term.
The internal integral-norm ledger is summable on each corrected route fibre.
Each corrected internal term has integrable norm.
Each corrected internal term itself is integrable.
The complete signed internal route core is integrable.
The routed physical term is exactly the original raw endpoint integrand; only its already-proved selector-restricted factorization has been exposed.
Because the route label retains the actual contraction, every member of the fibre has the same endpoint anchors and flags.
Curried endpoint-separated integrand of a complete corrected route fibre.
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The full routed physical core is pointwise exactly the endpoint-separated integrand of the internal signed route core.
Each member of a corrected route fibre is integrable on the full five-group physical space.
The integral norms in every corrected route fibre are summable.
Every signed corrected route core is integrable.
The endpoint-separated representation of a corrected route is jointly integrable on the genuine five-group product.
Exact internal-first representation of one corrected route coefficient.
Four endpoint integrations of a corrected route supply the two paper fourth-order Fourier decays before the internal norm density is introduced.
Exact Fubini identity for one corrected route fibre.
Exact corrected expansion of the original moment #
One refined physical integral is exactly the sum of the integrated selector-restricted route cores. Zero deletion and all components of the route label occur before any norm.
Paper-facing exact boundary for the complete deterministic moment: the common coupling remains outside the finite refined-schedule ledger, and every inner series is first zero-deleted and then route-partitioned.
Nonnegative density after exact routing #
Reciprocal eighth-order cost attached directly to the key component of a corrected route label.
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- Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324NonzeroRouteSlotCost route i = (1 + ‖Anderson4D.z4EuclideanFrequency (route.2.1 i)‖ ^ 2) ^ 4
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The route cost has the exact reciprocal-decay normalization of the natural-key cost, but it is attached directly to the retained route key.
When a corrected key is named by the existing natural enumeration, its slot cost is literally the existing grouped cost.
Unweighted nonnegative internal mass of one corrected signed route fibre. Endpoint Fourier decay has already been extracted before this density is consumed.
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Direct analytic link from one exact signed route coefficient to its unweighted nonnegative internal density. The four endpoint integrations are performed before the norm is taken and contribute the two explicit fourth-order Fourier decays.
One honest nonnegative routed density term. The norm is taken after
all endpoint-nonzero configurations with a common
(contraction, key, selector) label have been summed with their signs
intact.
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Qualitative integrability of each corrected routed density term. Summability over all route labels is intentionally left to the later high-mode enlargement argument.
Triangle inequality in internal L¹, still retaining the genuine
signed route fibre on the left.
The unweighted internal route density is bounded by the exact raw covariance masses in that route fibre.
After summing all marked slots, one corrected route density is bounded by the raw degree-eight covariance route weights in precisely that route fibre.
Each exact signed route coefficient is controlled by every marked slot version of its corrected routed density.
Direct route terms and their marked-slot budgets #
The exact contribution of one corrected route to the deterministic moment expansion.
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A route pays all marked slots at once. Consequently any slot may later be selected by the central-frequency pigeonhole argument without changing the route enumeration.
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Uniform raw majorant for a corrected route. The only infinite factor is the genuine fibre sum of the already-proved degree-eight raw covariance route weights; the skeleton envelope is a finite contraction sum.
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Qualitative summability of the raw majorants on one refined schedule, obtained by the exact route-fibre partition of the weighted raw covariance series.
The corrected route weights are independently summable; this is a theorem of the raw cutoff decay, not a field supplied by phase A.
The exact route term is paid by any one of its marked-slot densities, with the reciprocal eighth-order cost restored as decay.
Paying the finite sum of all slot densities makes the local decay estimate uniform in the subsequently selected slot.
Exact countable route expansion #
For one refined schedule, the exact corrected route terms form an absolutely summable series. This is inherited from the raw complete endpoint coefficients and the genuine route-fibre partition.
Absolute summability after adjoining the finite refined-schedule index.
The deterministic moment is exactly the tsum over the corrected
schedule/route product.
The finite schedule index times the corrected countable route label
is denumerable when m > 0.
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Nonzero route terms use their genuine complete key. Zero terms use a harmless delta route so that frequency conservation remains an unconditional field of the countable decomposition.
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A nonzero corrected route term has an inhabited genuine route fibre, hence its complete key sums to the external frequency.
Direct constructor of the central countable routing output from the route weights.
The zero external-shift branch #
Endpoint-free L¹ weight of a grouped configuration, without any
artificial reciprocal central-frequency cost.
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- ρ.r324ZeroShiftGroupedCoreWeight lam hm ε p = |Anderson4D.lamEps lam ε| ^ (2 * m) * ρ.r324GroupedRefinedCoreL1 hm ε p
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Four endpoint integrations applied to the zero-shift grouped term. There is no eighth-order slot cost because the central decay is exactly one in this branch.
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- ρ.r324ZeroShiftGroupedWeight lam hm ε α β p = 16 * Anderson4D.paperFourthOrderModeDecay α * Anderson4D.paperFourthOrderModeDecay β * ρ.r324ZeroShiftGroupedCoreWeight lam hm ε p
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The no-cost zero-shift core weights are qualitatively summable. The degree-eight grouped weights are used only as a summable majorant; the zero-shift weight itself contains no such cost.
Local endpoint Fourier estimate for a grouped configuration, with no central-frequency cost.
Honest countable central decomposition when the external shift is zero. No first-large selector is invoked: all routed increments are zero, so every central decay factor is exactly one.
Corrected density of one actual endpoint-reduction pattern. The endpoint-null deletion and endpoint Fourier integrations have already been completed, so this density lives only on the internal variables.
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Honest downstream enlargement / phase-A interface #
Output expected from the later high-mode enlargement and physical phase-A collapse.
The first inequality enlarges the genuine selector-restricted internal
density; the second collapses its internal integral to one surviving
relative variable. The two endpoint Fourier decays were already
extracted before this interface. This interface has no field involving
r324RawCaseDensity and therefore cannot silently revive the invalid
pre-endpoint zero deletion.
- enlargedDensity_integrable (i : Fin m) (cases : R324EndpointReductionPattern) : MeasureTheory.Integrable (self.enlargedDensity i cases) (MeasureTheory.Measure.pi fun (x : Fin (2 * m)) => paperMeasure)
- correctedDensity_le_enlargedDensity (i : Fin m) (cases : R324EndpointReductionPattern) (v : Fin (2 * m) → T4) : ρ.r324EndpointNonzeroRoutedCaseDensity lam hm ε α β hexternal hε hε1 hmtrunc i cases v ≤ self.enlargedDensity i cases v
- reducedDensity : Fin m → R324EndpointReductionPattern → T4 → ℝ
- reducedDensity_nonneg (i : Fin m) (cases : R324EndpointReductionPattern) (z : T4) : 0 ≤ self.reducedDensity i cases z
- reducedDensity_integrable (i : Fin m) (cases : R324EndpointReductionPattern) : MeasureTheory.Integrable (self.reducedDensity i cases) paperMeasure
- enlarged_integral_le_reduced_integral (i : Fin m) (cases : R324EndpointReductionPattern) : (∫ (v : Fin (2 * m) → T4), self.enlargedDensity i cases v ∂MeasureTheory.Measure.pi fun (x : Fin (2 * m)) => paperMeasure) ≤ ∫ (z : T4), self.reducedDensity i cases z ∂paperMeasure
- pointwise_reduced_le_caseAdjustedMajorant (i : Fin m) (cases : R324EndpointReductionPattern) (z : T4) : self.reducedDensity i cases z ≤ r324EndpointPatternAdjustedPrimitiveMajorant ε cases primitiveConstant lam supportConstant m z