The actual lattice-mode producer boundary for the refined quad composition #
The physical projected-covariance machinery does not expose a bare
fourierR4 ρ ξ whose Euclidean frequency also sums to the external lattice
frequency. Its exact factor is instead
covarianceModeCoeff ε k = whiteNoiseFourierScale^2 * ‖symbol ε k‖^2,
with unscaled lattice modes k : Z4 satisfying frequency conservation.
The symbol itself is evaluated at the scaled argument ε k. Therefore the
earlier abstract R324RefinedQuadProjectedCompositionData, which asks its
fourierR4 arguments both to be the actual cutoff arguments and to have
unscaled conserved Euclidean frequencies, is not constructible from the
physical Fourier expansion without an additional false scaling equality.
This module records the correct producer boundary:
- an exact, integration-level removal of one marked covariance coefficient, retaining the complete signed open-edge physical amplitude;
- a lattice-mode composition interface for the complete signed refined quad harvest; and
- the paper Step 4(B) payoff from that interface.
No entity-wise norm and no sum of positive route masses is used.
Exact removal of the selected covariance coefficient #
The signed physical integrand left after removing the sole marked
covariance Fourier coefficient. Every unselected covariance remains inside
r324MarkedResidualPhysicalOpenEdgeAmplitude.
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Pointwise exact factor removal on a retained high mode.
Integral-level exact factor removal. The norm is still absent: the complete signed physical integral is factored before any estimate.
Correct lattice-mode composition data #
The post-factor-removal inequality for one complete signed refined quad harvest. Frequencies are the actual unscaled lattice modes from the covariance expansion.
- factorCount : ℕ
- factorMode : Fin self.factorCount → Z4
- factorFrequency_sum : ∑ i : Fin self.factorCount, z4EuclideanFrequency (self.factorMode i) = z4EuclideanFrequency (α + β)
- harvest_le_covarianceFactor (i : Fin self.factorCount) : ‖r324BetaQuadHarvest ρ ε m α β hm (momentRefinedContractionFiber m ↑p.fst ↑p.snd)‖ ≤ amplitude * ‖ρ.covarianceModeCoeff ε (self.factorMode i)‖
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The exact frequency sum of the actual cutoff arguments. It is the
scaled external frequency, not the unscaled frequency required by
R324RefinedQuadProjectedCompositionData.factorFrequency_sum. This is the
precise normalization obstruction to constructing the abstract
structure from lattice covariance modes.
Exact factorization form of the remaining algebraic obligation. For each composition factor the complete signed refined quad harvest must equal that covariance coefficient times a complete signed open-factor amplitude. This equality, after the already-proved physical single-edge identity above is reassembled over the refined fibre, is the one missing algebraic bridge in the repository.
- factorCount : ℕ
- factorMode : Fin self.factorCount → Z4
- factorFrequency_sum : ∑ i : Fin self.factorCount, z4EuclideanFrequency (self.factorMode i) = z4EuclideanFrequency (α + β)
- openAmplitude : Fin self.factorCount → ℂ
- harvest_eq_covarianceFactor_mul_openAmplitude (i : Fin self.factorCount) : r324BetaQuadHarvest ρ ε m α β hm (momentRefinedContractionFiber m ↑p.fst ↑p.snd) = ρ.covarianceModeCoeff ε (self.factorMode i) * self.openAmplitude i
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Exact factorization implies the corresponding complete-signed-harvest inequality, without splitting the refined fibre.
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- d.toCompositionData = { factorCount := d.factorCount, factorMode := d.factorMode, factorCount_pos := ⋯, factorCount_le_trunc := ⋯, factorFrequency_sum := ⋯, harvest_le_covarianceFactor := ⋯ }
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Paper Step 4(B) from the actual covariance factor #
A true lattice-mode composition produces the paper's ε² central
bracket. The constant is cutoff-dependent only.
Uniform residual producer #
The sole remaining producer in the actual lattice-mode representation. It asks for exact covariance-factor removal on the complete signed refined quad harvest, uniformly on the capped range.
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Inequality form of the same actual lattice-mode producer.
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Forgetting the exact equality leaves the covariance-composition inequality, still on the complete signed refined fibre.
The true lattice composition closes the paper-scale refined quad ledger. The single cutoff-dependent covariance constant is absorbed into the geometric base.