Canonical route packages for the common-left Fourier move #
Paper: R-324 — §4.2 Step 4(B), canonical common-left route package
This file contains only the route-independent seams needed after the four literal endpoint operations have finished. It retains evaluation linearity on the right package, exposes the exact common-translation character carried by the completed left half, and identifies translation of the terminal cross coefficient with translation of its doubled residual root.
No norm or estimate is taken here.
The common-left projection on the extra Haar parameter #
Joint measurability of the map which translates the whole left terminal tuple and then forgets the translation parameter.
At a fixed common-left parameter, translation of the left tuple and the identity on the right tuple form a measurable equivalence of the completed terminal carrier.
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Every fixed common-left section preserves the product Haar measure. The outer Haar variable is deliberately handled by Tonelli below: since the paper measure is not normalized, forgetting it is not measure-preserving.
The joint projection is nonsingular. This is the precise replacement for the false measure-preserving claim one would get by forgetting the finite-mass outer Haar variable: null sets pull back to null sets because every fixed common-left section preserves terminal product Haar.
The completed right route already contains exactly the two evaluation laws required by the common-left coefficient factorization.
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- Anderson4D.R324WithinHalfResidualPrefix.R324PaperRightRouteExactPackage.toLinear left right = { package := right, densityEvaluationLinear := ⋯ }
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Literal four-case producer for the right linear package.
The common-translation covariance stored by every completed left route, in the exact form consumed by the abstract Haar-averaging theorem.
Translating every surviving coordinate of the completed left carrier
is exactly translation of the left half of the doubled residual root. The
primitive sum is compared only on momentResidualActive, its genuine
support.
The extra common-left Haar parameter is jointly integrable for the genuine residual cross coefficient. Pointwise, the displayed integrand is the already-integrable completed endpoint density composed with the common-left projection above.
Canonical signed common-left Fourier identity on the initial nested carrier. All four endpoint operations and the exact two-half collapse have already happened before this equality; no absolute value occurs.