Common-left Fourier averaging after the endpoint collapse #
Paper: R-324 — §4.2 Step 4(B), common-left Fourier averaging
Paper Step 4(B) takes its common translation only after all four endpoint operations have been completed. This file isolates the two formal facts needed at that point:
- a coefficient-parametric endpoint density factors pointwise through the value of the coefficient at the surviving terminal tuple, provided the two already-completed half densities have their literal evaluation-linearity;
- a common translation of a finite torus tuple preserves product Haar, and a covariant unit density may consequently be averaged into the corresponding common-left Fourier coefficient.
The statements are deliberately independent of the sixteen endpoint cases.
Canonical route packages can supply the small evaluation-law wrapper from
their existing density_mul and density_congr_at proofs. No norm is taken
in this file.
Common translation on a finite terminal carrier #
Translate every coordinate of a finite torus tuple by the same point.
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The common translation as a measurable equivalence.
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Product Haar is invariant under a common translation of all coordinates. The finite hypothesis is exactly the one available on every terminal surviving-coordinate type.
Evaluation-linearity of a completed half density #
The only two algebraic laws used after a one-half endpoint route has finished. They are pointwise laws, not continuity or positivity data.
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At a fixed terminal tuple, a completed endpoint density only sees the value of its coefficient there.
The exact left route package already stores precisely these two laws.
Evaluation-linearity of the left density, repackaged without changing the existing exact-route structure.
A non-rippling wrapper for a right exact package that retains the two pointwise evaluation laws. Canonical route constructors can populate this wrapper while the old exact package, and hence its exact collapse theorem, remain unchanged.
- package : R324PaperRightRouteExactPackage left rightRoute
- densityEvaluationLinear : R324EndpointDensityEvaluationLinear self.package.bound.density
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The old exact collapse is inherited verbatim by the linear wrapper.
The unit endpoint product retained after all four endpoint operations.
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Exact pointwise factorization of the coefficient-parametric endpoint density. In particular, the complete signed coefficient is not split before the endpoint operations have finished.
Abstract common-left Fourier averaging #
The common-left Fourier coefficient of a two-terminal coefficient. The right terminal tuple is held fixed.
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Haar averaging at a covariant unit density. This is the exact abstract form of the common-left Fourier move in paper Step 4(B). The only analytic input is joint integrability before the Fubini exchange.
Replace the complete coefficient of the already-completed endpoint product by its common-left Fourier coefficient. This is a signed identity; the first norm may be taken only after this theorem.
The same common-left Fourier identity on the literal initial nested carrier used by the exact R-324 collapse.