The literal complete nested run of paper Step 3 #
This module closes the last exact seam between the two terminal half
chains and the complete grouped primitive head used in (4.20). It keeps
the primitive-pairing sum intact. The one artificial edge across the
central cut is inserted only inside normalizedInput and is cancelled
exactly, almost everywhere, by the moving torusDistSq numerator.
On the untouched suffix, the current reconstruction is literally the next-step reconstruction of the post tuple.
The grouped covariance product on the untouched suffix is insensitive to replacing the current reconstruction by the next-step reconstruction.
Standard primitive edges wholly contained in the left half of the current cross shell.
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- ctx.leftPrimitiveEdgeIndices = {j : Fin (2 * ctx.step.order - 1) | ↑j < ↑ctx.step.leftGapIndex}
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Standard primitive edges wholly contained in the right half.
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- ctx.rightPrimitiveEdgeIndices = {j : Fin (2 * ctx.step.order - 1) | ↑ctx.step.rightGapIndex ≤ ↑j}
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The unique standard edge crossing the doubled cut.
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- ctx.centralPrimitiveEdgeIndex = ⟨↑ctx.step.leftGapIndex, ⋯⟩
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Standard primitive edge sourced at a nonterminal left-half vertex of the current shell.
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- ctx.leftHeadPrimitiveEdgeIndex i hi hne = ⟨↑(ctx.step.blockOrderIso.symm ⟨Anderson4D.leftMomentIndex i, ⋯⟩), ⋯⟩
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Standard primitive edge sourced at a nonterminal right-half vertex.
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- ctx.rightHeadPrimitiveEdgeIndex i hi hne = ⟨↑(ctx.step.blockOrderIso.symm ⟨Anderson4D.rightMomentIndex i, ⋯⟩), ⋯⟩
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The next terminal left vertex along a current-shell internal edge.
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- ctx.leftHeadSuccessorVertex i hi hne = ⟨↑↑(ctx.step.blockOrderIso (Anderson4D.primitiveEdgeRight ctx.step.order ⋯ (ctx.leftHeadPrimitiveEdgeIndex i hi hne))), ⋯⟩
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The next terminal right vertex along a current-shell internal edge.
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- ctx.rightHeadSuccessorVertex i hi hne = ⟨↑↑(ctx.step.blockOrderIso (Anderson4D.primitiveEdgeRight ctx.step.order ⋯ (ctx.rightHeadPrimitiveEdgeIndex i hi hne))) - m, ⋯⟩
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The primitive edge family is the disjoint union of left internal edges, the phantom cut edge, and right internal edges.
Exact three-way product decomposition of the normalized primitive chain.
Head-local geometry for the genuine final shell #
The preceding declarations were originally stated on a proper step because they were first needed to expose the two connector legs. The final shell has no next block. The following head-local names record exactly the same sparse primitive order without manufacturing a dummy proper step.
The two cut sites are consecutive in the standard increasing order of the final shell.
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- step.finalLeftPrimitiveEdgeIndices = {j : Fin (2 * step.order - 1) | ↑j < ↑step.leftGapIndex}
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- step.finalRightPrimitiveEdgeIndices = {j : Fin (2 * step.order - 1) | ↑step.rightGapIndex ≤ ↑j}
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- step.finalCentralPrimitiveEdgeIndex = ⟨↑step.leftGapIndex, ⋯⟩
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- step.finalLeftHeadPrimitiveEdgeIndex i hi hne = ⟨↑(step.blockOrderIso.symm ⟨Anderson4D.leftMomentIndex i, ⋯⟩), ⋯⟩
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- step.finalRightHeadPrimitiveEdgeIndex i hi hne = ⟨↑(step.blockOrderIso.symm ⟨Anderson4D.rightMomentIndex i, ⋯⟩), ⋯⟩
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- step.finalLeftHeadSuccessorVertex i hi hne = ⟨↑↑(step.blockOrderIso (Anderson4D.primitiveEdgeRight step.order ⋯ (step.finalLeftHeadPrimitiveEdgeIndex i hi hne))), ⋯⟩
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- step.finalRightHeadSuccessorVertex i hi hne = ⟨↑↑(step.blockOrderIso (Anderson4D.primitiveEdgeRight step.order ⋯ (step.finalRightHeadPrimitiveEdgeIndex i hi hne))) - m, ⋯⟩
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Internal successor geometry for the genuine last left shell. The
tail = [] hypothesis removes the connector case and leaves exactly the
next standard primitive coordinate.
Right-half analogue of left_edgeSuccessor_finalHeadInternal.
A nonterminal left source in the current shell points to the next standard block coordinate in the full terminal sparse chain.
Right-half internal successor.
A left internal half-chain slot reads exactly the corresponding standard primitive edge of the current head coordinates.
Right-half analogue of
left_headInternal_edgeDisplacement_eq.
On the genuine last shell, the restricted terminal left path is the left internal part of the normalized primitive chain.
Right-half analogue of
nestedLeftHalfInvSqProduct_finalHead_eq_primitiveEdges.
The restricted terminal left path is exactly the left internal part of the normalized primitive chain.
The restricted terminal right path is exactly the right internal part of the normalized primitive chain.
Paper Step 3's exact current-shell identity. The two physical half
paths contain every normalized primitive edge except the cut edge; the
moving torusDistSq numerator cancels precisely that missing edge almost
everywhere. The complete primitive-pairing covariance sum remains
grouped throughout.
The last application of paper (4.4): on a genuine final shell the two terminal half paths contain every normalized primitive edge except the cut edge, which is cancelled a.e. by the moving gap numerator.
The left post-path is unchanged when it is re-read as the current path of the next literal shell.
Right-half analogue of
nestedLeftHalfInvSqProduct_post_eq_next.
The literal nonnegative Steps 2--3 density on one remaining nested suffix: both terminal half paths and every residual block covariance are kept as products/sums until the shell is removed.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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Literal one-shell recursion for paper Step 3. The equality is a.e. only because the compensating cut edge is cancelled off the diagonal; no absolute value and no pairing-wise triangle inequality is used.
Integrability certificates for the literal complete run #
Proposition 4.1 supplies the genuine integrability certificate for one complete normalized shell, uniformly over every shell below the ambient truncation. This is separated from the quantitative terminal bound because the budget-run constructor needs the certificate itself.
A complete normalized proper shell remains integrable after the two literal flanking edges are attached. The proof first integrates only the internal block variables, and compares the resulting endpoint density with the already-established inserted-convolution majorant.
If the untouched outer suffix is integrable, then adjoining one
complete proper shell gives the exact integrable density required by the
proper constructor of R324CompleteNestedCrossBudgetRun.
The complete head density read on the genuine surviving carrier. At the final shell the post coordinate is empty; retaining this uniform definition lets the structural recursion use the same coordinate split at every depth.
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- ctx.completeHeadPullbackDensity ρ lam ε v = ctx.completeNormalizedHeadDensity ρ lam ε (ctx.splitSurvivingPiMeasurableEquiv v).1
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At the genuine final shell the post carrier is empty, so pulling the complete head back to the surviving carrier does not create an additional volume factor. This is the terminal Fubini identity in paper Step 3.
Base case of the literal Step 3 recursion. When no outer shell remains, the grouped physical density is exactly the complete final primitive head, almost everywhere.
Pull an a.e. identity on the untouched suffix back to the current surviving carrier.
Structural producer for the existing complete budget run #
The literal grouped Step 3 density is identified a.e. with the density of an existing complete budget run. The accompanying equality of orders is the exact inside-to-outside ledger of (4.20), not an auxiliary estimate.
The literal grouped Step 3 density is integrable throughout the paper's truncation range. This is only the public analytic consequence of the identified complete budget run above.
Positivity of the literal grouped Step 3 density, in the a.e. form needed by the proper-head integral comparison.
Paper Step 3, quantitatively: removing all proper nested shells leaves
one genuine final complete head. prefixOrder is exactly the sum of the
removed proper-shell orders and terminalOrder is the order of that final
head. This statement keeps the complete primitive-pairing sum grouped
through every Fubini transition.
Uniform integrated closure of paper Steps 2(f)--3, equations
(4.18)--(4.20). The two constants are selected from the cutoff before
lam, ε, the pairings, the terminal half traces, or the nested schedule;
the complete primitive-pairing sum is never split by a triangle
inequality.
Every nonempty literal nested suffix produces the already-defined
complete budget run. The recursion stops at the genuine last shell and
uses proper at every preceding shell, so the accumulated prefix order is
the paper's exact inside-to-outside removal order.