Coefficient-parametric two-half endpoint exit #
Paper Step 4 applies all four signed endpoint operations while the complete signed-word coefficient is still untouched. This file records that fact at the common two-half carrier: the coefficient may be any function of the two surviving half configurations. In particular, no block-local factorization of the coefficient is assumed.
The resulting estimate retains, as global factors, both fourth-order mode decays and the four-route endpoint sacrifice. The remaining spatial majorant contains exactly the two terminal scale products, the two endpoint-erased inverse-square paths, and the norm of the original complete coefficient.
The ordered four-endpoint density with an arbitrary complete coefficient. The right endpoint transform is applied only after the completed left density has been formed, so the coefficient is never split between grouped blocks.
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The coefficient-parametric density on the literal initial nested-cross carrier.
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The spatial part of the coefficient-parametric endpoint majorant. The mode decay and endpoint sacrifice deliberately do not occur here: they stay outside the complete signed-word coefficient and outside every grouped run.
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The preceding spatial majorant transported to the initial nested-cross carrier.
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Pointwise paper Step 4(A) estimate for an arbitrary complete two-half coefficient. The four signed endpoint operations occur before this theorem takes a norm.
The coefficient-parametric endpoint exit on the initial nested carrier.
The former residual-primitive endpoint density is the exact specialization of the coefficient-parametric construction.
The preceding specialization is also definitional after transport to the initial nested carrier.