The exceptional-incoming left endpoint transforms #
This is the remaining left-half part of paper Step 4(A). It packages the
existing physical-root ED and EE splices directly as common endpoint
transforms. In particular the exceptional head, every intervening interval,
and the outgoing endpoint operation are those of the paper proof; no new
summation or estimate is introduced here.
The canonical opposite-half coefficient #
On an exceptional-incoming/exceptional-outgoing half, the refined-root outer coefficient is the free outgoing character times the same canonical opposite-half coefficient used by the common endpoint interface. This is only the two already-proved projection identities, before any norm.
After the outgoing exceptional terminal has been removed, the remaining coefficient is precisely its Fourier multiplier, the two second-order factors, the incoming primitive defect, and the canonical untouched opposite-half coefficient.
The exceptional source has one additional incoming endpoint in front of the physical root parameter. The following reassociation is the literal coordinate change used in paper Step 4(A); it changes no variable and no integrand, but only moves parentheses so that the common one-half interface sees the free outgoing endpoint followed by the opposite-half parameter.
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Instances For
Exceptional/direct #
The genuine paired-incoming physical root is the source of the literal
left ED transform. This is only the already proved physical splice read
through the common endpoint interface.
Exceptional/exceptional #
The paired-incoming physical root is the source of the literal left
EE transform. Joint integrability at the retained outgoing terminal is
transported by the endpoint witness itself; this is the paper's Fubini
handover, not an additional estimate.
Compatibility wrapper retaining the original exact-transform API.