Paper Step 4(A) before the central-frequency case split #
The four endpoint integrations in paper Section 4.2, Step 4 do not assume
that the conserved shift alpha + beta vanishes. The old zero-shift
interface is only the branch in which the central-frequency argument is
unnecessary. This file records the stronger, literal endpoint statement.
Keeping this distinction is useful in the complementary branch
epsilon^2 * |alpha + beta| < 1: there the eighth-order central bracket is
bounded below by an absolute constant, so Step 4(A) already gives the full
paper bound and no first-high selector is needed.
The exact endpoint-to-majorant producer, for arbitrary external modes. All primitive removals precede the norm, exactly as in paper Step 2(f).
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The arbitrary-shift endpoint estimate after the common numerical conversion of the final inserted primitive majorant.
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The scalar endpoint-majorant calculation is independent of the conserved shift, so it packages the stronger producer without change.
The old zero-shift endpoint interface is a direct specialization.