Paper §4.2, Step 3(c): the proper-head provider, discharged #
Paper: R-324 — §4.2 Step 3(c), R324ProperHeadSharpProvider proved
R324NestedCrossBudgetIteration performs Step 3's nested-cross iteration
on the actual carrier, and takes exactly one analytic input: the
R324ProperHeadSharpProvider, whose single field is
∀ ctx left right, ctx.properHeadIntegral ρ lam ε left right ≤ (D·λ)^{2·order}
Unfolding, properHeadIntegral is
∫ p, |left − p₁|⁻² · crossGapPrimitiveTerm(p₁ − p₂) · |p₂ − right|⁻²
which is literally the elementary eight-dimensional integral of paper Step 3(c). So the provider is the paper's own sentence
"the induced pairing is primitive, so (4.4) bounds the inner sum"
and it follows from four proved facts, in this order:
crossGapPrimitiveTerm_le_insertedTerm— the moving-gap term is below the inserted pairing term at the block's own pairing (the hypotheses arenormalizedInput_{measurable,nonneg,admissible});primitivePairingKernelInsertedTerm_le_kernel— one pairing's term is below the primitive sum (blockPairing_mem);proposition41_at_truncation— (4.4) bounds that by the inserted majorant, at any order inside the paper truncation, whichorder_le_ambientsupplies from the capm ≤ ⌊|log ε|⌋;exists_r324ProperInsertedConvolution_le— the resulting|·|⁻² ∗ J̃ ∗ |·|⁻²convolution is bounded by(Cλ)^{2·order}·K, whoseKis absorbed into the base.
The nonnegativity used in 1–2 is the |G_j| branch of (4.19)–(4.20): it is
legitimate here precisely because the removals of Step 2(d)–(e) have
already been performed, i.e. Step 2(f) has been passed.
Step 3(c) at one proper nested head: the moving-gap term is below the inserted majorant of (4.4).
The proper-head provider of Step 3, discharged.
Every hypothesis is the paper's: a positive coupling, a small scale, and
the paper truncation m ≤ ⌊|log ε|⌋ under which (3.24) is asserted at
all. The constant is chosen before the coupling, the scale, the order,
the pairings, and the head.