Paper Step 4(B) only on the genuinely high central-frequency branch #
Paper Section 4.2 invokes the projected-noise factor only when
epsilon^2 * |alpha + beta| >= 1. On the complementary branch the
central bracket is bounded below by 1 / 16, and the arbitrary-shift
four-endpoint estimate already gives the desired bound. This file keeps
that case split explicit, so the first-high physical producer is not asked
to prove a statement outside the branch where the paper uses it.
Exact reassembly and the genuinely high branch #
Away from zero conserved shift, the open-covariance series is exactly the original refined physical integral. This is only a rebracketing of the two exact identities already used in the covariance reassembly; in particular, no modulus enters here.
The fixed-slot physical producer on the large-central-frequency branch. The complete slot source remains signed until the displayed norm.
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Numerical form of the high-branch fixed-slot estimate.
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The common inserted-majorant calculation closes the high-slot scalar ledger; the extra high-branch premise is simply passed to the producer.
On the branch on which the paper invokes the first-high selector, the
single-slot estimate closes the complete signed open series. The only
triangle inequality is the finite sum over at most m possible slots;
m <= 2^m is absorbed into the geometric base.
Literal Step 4(A)/Step 4(B) case split #
Paper Step 4 closes the open covariance series by the literal central
frequency split. If epsilon^2 * |alpha + beta| < 1, the arbitrary-shift
four-endpoint estimate supplies the whole series and the target central
decay costs only the absolute factor 16. Otherwise the first-high slot
estimate applies and the finite slot count costs 2^m.
Step 4 capstone #
The two literal Step 4 outputs, assembled only as far as the post-collapse paper bracket. This is the deterministic seam shared by P-3.5b-det and the later conditional-main assembly.
P-3.5b-det from the two paper Step 4 outputs. The signed Steps 2--3 reduction is supplied by its unconditional producer, and the conclusion is the eventually-small-scale deterministic pairing-sum bound with the exact paper central-frequency decay.
The two literal paper Step 4 producers close the conditional main theorem. The endpoint producer also supplies the zero conserved-shift branch; on the nonzero branch the preceding low/high split supplies the complete open covariance-series estimate.
Final producer-facing form: the residual endpoint carrier, the full/full endpoint carrier, and the genuinely-high selected-slot carrier are the only remaining physical inputs.
Existential producer-facing P-3.5b-det. The two endpoint branches may choose independent primitive constants, exactly as in the final conditional-main wrapper below.
Final existential producer interface. The residual and full/full endpoint proofs may choose independent primitive constants; the full/full producer only has to work at the support radius selected by the residual proof. The high-slot proof remains completely independent.