The common weighted-majorant exit for the EE x EE endpoint branch #
The signed endpoint calculation is branch-dependent, but its numerical exit is not. Once the two endpoint operations have produced a density on the completed two-half carrier, the grouped Step 3 majorant, the complete run, and the ambient-order scale absorption are exactly the same for all sixteen endpoint patterns.
This file packages that common exit before specializing it to the literal
EE x EE signed density. In particular, no endpoint norm is introduced
here: the caller supplies the pointwise estimate obtained only after its
four signed endpoint operations are complete.
Projecting a right residual carrier to an endpoint stop does not change
the cross primitive factor. This is the endpoint-stop analogue of the
alternating-transport projection lemma already used by the ED branch.
Right-half mirror of
r324ResidualPrimitiveSumProduct_eq_leftOutgoingTerminalPost. Consuming
the retained right terminal leaves the cross-cut primitive factor unchanged,
because that factor sees only residual singles and all of those coordinates
survive in terminalPost.
Complete right-half projection from the initial residual carrier through
its exceptional incoming stop and the retained outgoing terminal. It is the
coordinate identity needed when the completed left EE half is used as the
untouched parameter of the right parameterized EE theorem.
The last Fubini move in the EE x EE branch. It swaps the left free
outgoing variable past the completed right residual carrier, after all four
signed endpoint operations have already been performed.
(((left, firstLeft), right), firstRight) regrouped as
((left, right), (firstLeft, firstRight)).
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Fubini in the only order used by the EE x EE branch. The hypothesis
is joint integrability of the already completed signed four-endpoint
density, so this swap occurs strictly after all interval removals.
The first exceptional charge in the outgoing-stop budget #
The complete after-head budget contains the first exceptional scale together with its local block constant. This is the exact scalar form needed when the retained outgoing endpoint is estimated after the signed incoming collapse.
After the first signed exceptional collapse, the one remaining Fourier decay is explicit and the complete endpoint-stop budget pays the multiplier and the primitive defect.
The literal signed EE x EE carrier #
Everything produced by the completed left EE endpoint operation
except the untouched right residual core and the cross primitive factor.
The outgoing primitive and its external Fourier variable are still kept as
one signed density; no norm occurs in this definition.
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Coefficient left untouched while the right EE endpoint operation is
performed. Its only dependence on the right post-terminal coordinates is
the complete grouped cross primitive factor.
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The exact right initial-source density after the completed left EE
carrier has been moved into the parameter slot.
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The corresponding right stop-source density. It differs from the previous definition only by the residual carrier on which the signed trace is evaluated.
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Signed right endpoint-stop density after the right exceptional head and all proper-prefix intervals have been removed.
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Literal signed terminal density after all four exceptional endpoint operations. The two free outgoing variables are still integrated outside this function; no absolute value has been taken.
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The literal completed two-half carrier produced by the two retained outgoing exceptional terminals.
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Joint product measure for the already completed four-endpoint signed
density, in paper order left post, left free endpoint, right post, right free endpoint.
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The four signed endpoint operations, with their two free outgoing variables integrated, reindexed onto the literal initial nested carrier.
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Exact final Fubini/reindexing bridge from the parameterized right EE
output to the nested endpoint carrier consumed by the grouped Step 3
majorant.
After the left EE operation, reassociating
((right endpoints, right initial coordinates), left post, left first)
produces exactly the initial-source density consumed by the parameterized
right EE theorem. The cross factor is moved to the right post-terminal
carrier only by the two exact projection lemmas above.
The completed left exceptional endpoint carrier is exactly the
untouched parameter carrier required by the right parameterized EE
theorem. This is only a reassociation of product measure, followed by the
pointwise signed identity above; in particular, it takes no norm and loses
no cancellation.
Second half of the exact EE x EE splice. The first-half collapse and
the product-measure reassociation are summarized by hleftCollapse; the
right parameterized EE theorem is then applied literally with modes
-alpha,-beta. This is the paper's four signed endpoint operations, with
the norm still postponed.
Package the exact four-endpoint output on the nested carrier expected by the common weighted-majorant exit.
A surviving single is the literal post-terminal interior of an EE
half. This just exposes the geometric fact already used by the route
constructor.
The retained outgoing exceptional block has a genuine internal predecessor whenever the half has a surviving single.
The synchronized pre-terminal budget is the certificate used by the retained exceptional outgoing estimate.
Proposition 4.1 specialized to the retained outgoing block of an exceptional/exceptional half.
On the completed EE half, the outer chain left by the retained
terminal is exactly the endpoint-erased post-terminal chain.
The literal complete-budget scale after consuming the retained outgoing terminal.
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Any completed route scale and the literal outgoing update have the same active product, since both are complete budget histories on the same final paper state.
The outgoing local block charge is one boundary scale of the completed post-terminal budget.
The two boundary charges and the erased post chain fit inside the full completed route scale product.
The post-terminal erased chain is bounded by the literal updated budget scale on every off-diagonal configuration.
Literal exceptional outgoing estimate, still in the pre-terminal budget currency and with exactly one endpoint sacrifice.
Pay the inserted outgoing integral with the same complete local block
constant K. The endpoint sacrifice remains explicit.
The already-collapsed exceptional incoming endpoint, with an arbitrary post-terminal coefficient still attached.
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One complete exceptional/exceptional half after both signed endpoint operations, before any norm.
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Pointwise numerical exit of one literal EE half. Both signed
endpoint operations have already been completed. The incoming endpoint
sacrifice is introduced only as the final case-ledger enlargement.
Literal EE × EE factorization after all four endpoint operations #
The cross primitive sum left untouched by the four endpoint Fourier operations.
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Pointwise, before taking any norm, the final raw four-endpoint density is the product of the two completed signed half densities.
Exact Fubini factorization on the common nested carrier. This is the paper's instruction to finish all interval removals and endpoint operations before taking absolute values, written literally.
Pointwise numerical form of the literal EE × EE factorization.
The four endpoint operations contribute the two fourth-order mode decays,
four inserted-primitive sacrifices, and two explicit inverse-square masses.
No norm was taken before the exact factorization above.
Fixed compensation for the two artificial inverse-square masses in the
common grouped Step 3 carrier that are not produced by a literal EE × EE
endpoint calculation. This is an order-independent paper constant.
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The literal EE × EE estimate in the common grouped Step 3
currency. The sole conversion is the fixed mass compensation above.
Product-Haar and initial-nested form of the completed literal
EE × EE endpoint estimate.
Final complete-run base for the EE × EE branch. It differs from
the common two-half base only by the fixed endpoint-mass compensation.
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At every positive perturbative order, the fixed mass compensation is absorbed by multiplying the primitive base once.
In the literal EE x EE constructor branch, the common route terminal
is exactly the two post-terminal carriers used by the signed splice above.
This is the dependent-type seam between branch data and the common grouped
majorant.
Common numerical exit for any two literal endpoint routes. The only
branch-specific inputs are the exact signed collapse hcollapse and the
post-endpoint grouped domination hendpoint. All scale products, the
remaining coupling power, and the complete nested run are consumed here.
This is deliberately stated for an arbitrary completed endpoint density;
the EE x EE branch supplies that density by applying
lamEps_pow_integral_initialResidual_eq_singleParameter_incomingExceptional_outgoingExceptional
to the two halves in succession.
Common numerical exit when an endpoint branch reaches the grouped
carrier with the fixed EE × EE mass compensation. The compensation is
immediately absorbed into the final primitive base.