Exact signed transform interface for one paper endpoint half #
The four endpoint branches already have parameter-carrier identities. This file records only their common output: an arbitrary untouched parameter is left outside the completed signed half density. The source integral remains branch-literal; no norm, new integrability premise, or new Fubini theorem is introduced here.
The signed parameter-carrier integral after one complete endpoint half. The outer parameter is untouched until both endpoint operations of the half have finished.
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A concrete application of one of the four existing parameterized signed
endpoint identities. source is deliberately branch-literal: DD/DE use
the ordinary initial residual source, while ED/EE use the incoming-head
source.
- source : ℂ
- exact_transform : ↑(lamEps lam eps) ^ (2 * (initial rho lam eps pairing).remainingOrder) * self.source = bound.transformTarget muU coefficient outgoingMode
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Compose two already-proved signed half transforms. The sole interface
between them is equality of the second source with the first target; in the
paper applications this equality is the existing product-measure regroup.
The proof is only pow_add and reassociation.
Literal constructors from the four paper endpoint identities #
The direct/direct instance is exactly the existing parameter-carrier identity, with the direct incoming Fourier decay left in its coefficient. No estimate or interchange of integrals is performed here.
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The direct/exceptional instance is the retained-terminal identity with the already evaluated direct incoming Fourier coefficient.
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Transporting the terminal presentation transports its completed signed target and nothing else.
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