Complete nested run with a separate cross-covariance cutoff #
Paper: R-324 — §4.2 Step 4(B), mixed-cutoff complete nested run
The terminal half traces remember the original cutoff used during the
within-half elimination. After those eliminations, however, the grouped
cross-block covariance product may be replaced by a positive analytic
majorant built from a second cutoff. This file records that separation:
the two inverse-square terminal chains are unchanged, while every complete
primitive head in the nested cross run uses sigma.
The literal Steps 2--3 density with the terminal half geometry inherited
from rho and the grouped cross covariance heads evaluated with sigma.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
Pointwise positivity does not require identifying a complete budget run.
One proper shell of the mixed-cutoff run. The terminal chains are
geometric; only the complete grouped primitive head changes to sigma.
At the final shell, the mixed density is the complete sigma head
pulled back to the surviving coordinates.
Integrability of the mixed run follows by the same literal shell
recursion as the original run, with the proper-head provider chosen from
sigma.
Quantitative shell removal for the mixed-cutoff density.
Uniform mixed-cutoff closure. The constants depend only on the
analytic cross cutoff sigma; the terminal half geometry may come from an
arbitrary original cutoff rho.