Common-left Fourier decay of the residual covariance product #
Paper: R-324 — §4.2 Step 4(B), residual common-left Fourier decay
Paper Step 4(B) translates the whole left copy, not one covariance endpoint at a time. Under that translation the within-left and within-right residual covariances are invariant, while every cross-copy covariance sees the same one-dimensional displacement. This file records that exact grouped identity and applies the existing eighth-order periodic integration-by-parts theorem.
The coordinate estimate first differentiates only the cross factors. The
grouped producer then upgrades the two invariant within-half products by the
zeroth-order auxiliary estimate, so its final majorant is the complete
auxiliaryCutoff residual primitive sum. No norm is taken before the complete
cross product has been Fourier transformed.
The common-left coordinate line #
Euclidean displacement by t in one coordinate.
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- Anderson4D.r324CoordinateDisplacementR4 coord t = Function.update 0 coord t
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The corresponding element of the four-dimensional torus.
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The coordinate subgroup has exactly the expected one-dimensional Fourier character.
Translate every vertex of the left copy by the same torus displacement, and leave every vertex of the right copy fixed.
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- Anderson4D.r324CommonLeftMomentTranslation v coord t j = if ↑j < m then v j + Anderson4D.r324CoordinateDisplacementT4 coord t else v j
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A torus displacement written in the arbitrary Euclidean representative used by the covariance derivative API.
One cross covariance under the common-left translation is exactly one factor of the common coordinate-line product.
The complete cross product #
The genuine residual cross-covariance product along a common-left coordinate translation.
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The common-left cross line is literally the finite coordinate-line
product used by CovarianceProductFourierDecay.
The auxiliary coordinate-line product is the same cross product with
the cutoff replaced by auxiliaryCutoff.
Eighth-order Fourier decay of the entire cross family. The norm is taken only after the full cross product has been transformed.
Reassembly on one realized residual coordinate #
Unmarked counterpart of the marker-preserving three-factor identity: the covariance product on the residual carrier is the product of its within-left, within-right, and cross-copy factors.
A complete within-left residual covariance product is invariant under the common-left translation.
A complete within-right residual covariance product is unchanged by the common-left translation.
Zeroth-order member of the derivative majorant: every torus covariance
is bounded by the same covariance of auxiliaryCutoff.
Product form of the preceding zeroth-order majorant.
A convenient base at least one which absorbs every derivative-majorant constant produced at a fixed perturbative order.
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Order-padded zeroth-order covariance-product majorant.
The invariant two-half factor attached to one realized residual coordinate.
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Real-valued version of the invariant two-half factor.
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Both stationary half-products may be upgraded to the auxiliary cutoff at an exponential-in-order cost.
One realized residual coordinate #
One realized residual-coordinate product along the common-left line.
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Exact factorization of a realized residual-coordinate line into the stationary within-half factor and the complete common-left cross line.
Nonnegativity of the complete residual cross product.
Order-uniform version of the grouped cross Fourier estimate.
Recombination identity for the auxiliary coordinate product.
Fully auxiliary-cutoff, order-uniform decay for one realized residual coordinate. This is the form which recombines after summing coordinates.
Eighth-order common-left Fourier decay for one realized residual
coordinate. The analytic output is the mixed-cutoff product dictated by
the derivative allocation: the invariant factors keep rho, while every
cross factor uses rho.auxiliaryCutoff.
The grouped residual primitive sum #
The complete residual primitive sum along the common-left coordinate line. The finite primitive-coordinate family remains grouped inside this function.
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Exact finite-coordinate expansion of the grouped common-left line.
Every realized coordinate line is interval-integrable.
Fourier coefficient commutes with the finite residual-coordinate sum. This is the only triangle-inequality seam in the grouped theorem.
Grouped common-left Fourier estimate for the residual primitive sum.
It is honest but still mixed-cutoff: each summand keeps its invariant
within-half covariance factors at rho, while the transformed cross family
uses rho.auxiliaryCutoff.
Real auxiliary coordinate lines are interval-integrable.
Grouped common-left residual Fourier producer. After upgrading the
two stationary families by the zeroth-order auxiliary estimate, the finite
coordinate sum recombines exactly into the complete residual primitive sum
of auxiliaryCutoff. The loss remains exponential in the perturbative
order and is therefore absorbable into the paper's named base constant.