Physical fixed-signature fibers for R-324 #
Paper §4.2 fixes the within-half extraction data in (4.18), sums every contraction with that data, and only then takes an absolute value. This file makes that operation concrete for the frozen deterministic moment sum.
The analytic ledger is joint integrability on the actual product space, not pointwise integrability of every section. This distinction is essential: fixed-endpoint Green sections may fail to be integrable on exceptional diagonals, whereas Tonelli--Fubini gives the required section statements almost everywhere from joint integrability.
The four inner physical variables in the order used by (4.18).
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- Anderson4D.R324PhysicalRest m = (Anderson4D.T4 × Anderson4D.T4 × Anderson4D.T4 × (Fin (2 * m) → Anderson4D.T4))
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The full physical product space, right-associated in the frozen
integration order (x,y,z,w,v).
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Product measure on the four inner physical variables.
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Product measure on all five physical variable groups.
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Flatten a five-variable R-324 integrand onto its genuine product space.
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- Anderson4D.r324Flatten f p = f p.1 p.2.1 p.2.2.1 p.2.2.2.1 p.2.2.2.2
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Joint product-space integrability of one frozen contraction term.
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Joint integrability gives the frozen five-fold iterated integral. Every inner use of Fubini is made only on the almost-everywhere integrable section supplied by the preceding product-space hypothesis.
Product-space form of one concrete contraction term.
The genuine physical integrand obtained by summing all contractions in one fixed signature fiber before taking a norm.
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The flattened fixed-signature integrand is jointly integrable whenever each concrete contraction in that finite fiber is.
Fixed-signature form of (4.18): the product integral of the concrete signature integrand is exactly the sum of the frozen contraction terms.
Four inner product-space integrations of a fixed signature fiber, leaving the first external point as the explicit density variable.
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The canonical nonnegative physical density for a signature fiber. The norm is outside both the contraction sum and all four inner physical integrations.
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- Anderson4D.momentSignaturePhysicalDensity ρ ε m α β s x = ‖Anderson4D.momentSignatureOuterSection ρ ε m α β s x‖
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The canonical physical density is genuinely integrable from joint product-space integrability; no exceptional section is promoted to a pointwise hypothesis.
The norm of a fixed signature fiber is bounded by the integral of its canonical physical density. This is the exact triangle inequality used after the cancellation-preserving contraction sum has been formed.
The fully constructed physical part of the fixed-signature R-324
reduction. Unlike MomentFiberReductionData, it stops immediately before
the Proposition 4.1 pointwise majorization and contains no target bound.
- density_integrable (s : Finset (Fin (2 * m)) × Finset (Fin (2 * m))) : s ∈ momentContractionSignatures m → MeasureTheory.Integrable (self.density s) paperMeasure
- fiber_le_density_integral (s : Finset (Fin (2 * m)) × Finset (Fin (2 * m))) : s ∈ momentContractionSignatures m → ‖∑ e : MomentContraction m with momentContractionSignature e = s, deterministicMomentContractionTerm ρ ε m α β e‖ ≤ ∫ (x : T4), self.density s x ∂paperMeasure
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Construct the complete physical fixed-signature data directly from joint integrability of the frozen contraction terms.
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Compatibility adapter to the pointwise-density interface.
The concrete paper proof does not use this adapter: the remaining variable
of momentSignaturePhysicalDensity is an absolute translation coordinate,
not the relative primitive-block endpoint governed by Proposition 4.1.
R324PrimitiveIterationClosure instead performs the external integrations
first and records the resulting scalar relative-endpoint bound.
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- d.toMomentFiberReductionData hdom = { density := d.density, density_integrable := ⋯, density_nonneg := ⋯, fiber_le_density_integral := ⋯, pointwise_fiber_domination := hdom }