Selector-retaining regrouping by the paper's operator slot #
Paper Section 4.2, Step 4(B) first chooses which factor in the operator composition carries the large frequency shift. The choice costs only the finite number of operator factors. It must happen before any norm is taken and before the complete primitive-pairing sum is split.
The corrected endpoint-nonzero route label contains much more data than that paper choice: it also fixes a contraction and a complete Fourier increment key. This file forgets those extra components only as a fibre map. Thus all contractions, increment keys and selector-restricted configurations with the same underlying operator position remain in one signed series.
No route norm and no entity norm occurs below. The sole triangle inequality
is the finite one over Fin m, matching the paper's choice of one factor in a
composition of length at most the truncation order.
The complete signed term on one corrected route #
The contribution of one corrected route to the open covariance series. The inner selector fibre is still summed before any norm is taken.
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Removing the selected covariance coefficient was an exact operation, so one open route term is exactly the corresponding signed raw route fibre.
The complete route family is absolutely summable. This is inherited from the original raw Fourier expansion through exact fibrewise regrouping; it is not obtained by an analytic route budget.
Forget only to the operator position #
Endpoint-nonzero raw configurations whose canonical first-large cross
covariance has the same underlying position in the original m-factor
operator composition. The contraction is deliberately not part of the
outer index.
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What "first" means: the ordered singles enumeration #
Every slot strictly before the canonical first-large slot fails the
large-increment predicate. The order here is the paper selector order on
Fin N; it is not an order on the ambient physical positions.
On every earlier slot in the ordered singles enumeration, the actual cross-pair mode lies in the complementary low set. This is the missing "earlier factors low" half of the paper's first-large decomposition.
Therefore every earlier cross-pair mode is retained, unchanged, by the low-mode indicator.
Paper Step 4(B): the first-high telescope itself #
The full cross covariance in the canonical ordered-singles enumeration.
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The low part of the same enumerated cross covariance.
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- ρ.r324EnumeratedCrossLowCovariance ε L κp κm π v j = ρ.r324LowCovarianceC ε L (Anderson4D.r324ResidualCovarianceDisplacement κp κm π v ((Anderson4D.r324ResidualCovarianceSlotEquiv κp) j))
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The high part of the same enumerated cross covariance.
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The all-low term in the paper's exact telescope.
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The summand whose first high cross factor is selectedOrder: low
before it, high at it, and full after it.
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This is exactly the already-proved generic first-high telescope, specialized to the paper's cross-covariance composition.
Reindexing by ordered singles identifies the paper telescope's full product with the actual cross-covariance product in (4.18).
Literal paper Step 4(B) identity on the (4.18) cross product.
The (4.18) integrand with every residual cross covariance projected low. Within-half renormalized factors and all four endpoint phases remain untouched.
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The (4.18) integrand whose first high residual cross covariance is the displayed ordered-singles slot.
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Pointwise paper Step 4(B) on the genuine (4.18) integrand. The full signed object is split only into the all-low term and the finite family of first-high operator slots.
The all-low Fourier coefficient vanishes off zero shift #
Fourier support condition for the all-low cross term.
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The all-low part of one integrated full-pairing Fourier coefficient. This is the Fourier coefficient obtained after the spatial first-high telescope, before summing configurations.
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A nonzero integrated Fourier configuration cannot be all-low. This is exactly the capped pigeonhole step used by the paper to delete the all-low term; no pointwise spatial vanishing is asserted.
Consequently every all-low integrated Fourier coefficient is zero at nonzero external shift.
The complete all-low Fourier series therefore vanishes, while all configuration and primitive-pairing sums remain signed.
The exact low/high/full guarded configuration #
One pair-mode factor in the paper's first-large expansion. Cross slots before the selected slot (in the ordered-singles enumeration) are guarded low, the selected slot is guarded high, and every other pair mode is left full. This remains a fixed Fourier-configuration term; no norm occurs.
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The guards are exact on the canonical nonzero configuration: all earlier modes are genuinely low and the selected mode is genuinely high. Thus the low/high/full factor equals the existing selected-high factor.
Product of the paper-ordered low/high/full factors for one complete Fourier configuration.
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The complete guarded covariance product is exactly the existing selected-high product, without splitting any primitive-pairing sum.
Resumming one fixed selector slot #
The unrestricted mode factor for a fixed selector position in the ordered-singles enumeration. This is the literal operator-factor low/high/full decomposition used in paper Step 4(B).
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One unrestricted Fourier assignment for the fixed-selector guarded covariance product.
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The configuration-level meaning of the fixed selector: every earlier cross mode is low and the chosen cross mode is high. No condition is put on later cross modes or on within-half pairs.
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On an endpoint-nonzero configuration, the low-prefix/high-current condition is equivalent to saying that the displayed slot is the canonical first-large slot.
The original full configuration term restricted to the fixed-selector condition.
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The factorized low/high/full configuration term is precisely the indicator of the fixed-selector condition times the original full configuration term.
The deterministic spatial product after resumming the fixed selector: low covariances before it, the high projected covariance at it, and full covariances at all other pair slots.
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Exact finite-product Fubini: the unrestricted fixed-selector Fourier series resums to the paper's low/high/full spatial product.
The complete full-pairing Fourier integrand with the paper-order low/high/full guards exposed. All Green factors, endpoint phases, and the complete covariance configuration remain in the same signed term.
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Exposing all first-large guards leaves the genuine selected-high Fourier integrand unchanged pointwise.
The complete signed open series at one operator position. In particular, the contraction and increment-key components of the route are summed inside this value.
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The genuine five-group physical carrier of one fixed operator slot.
The tsum still ranges simultaneously over all contractions and all
selector-restricted Fourier configurations in the refined schedule.
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This fixed-slot physical carrier uses exactly the already-proved canonical selected-high integrands. In particular, no unrestricted projected covariance is substituted for the selector subtype.
The same fixed operator-position carrier, now written with the paper's low-before/high-current/full-after guards exposed inside every complete signed Fourier term.
Exact Fubini boundary for one operator slot. Absolute summability is
inherited from the original raw five-group expansion and is used only to
exchange the signed tsum with the physical integral.
Exact paper-order regrouping: the whole open covariance series is a finite sum over operator positions. No norm occurs in this equality.
The only triangle inequality introduced by the selector is the finite
one over the at most m operator positions. Every primitive-pairing and
Fourier sum remains signed inside each summand.
The exact remaining physical consumer boundary #
Paper Step 4(B), after the finite choice of an operator factor and
before the final Fin m summation. This is a bound on one complete
signed slot series: contractions, primitive pairings, routes and Fourier
configurations have not been normed separately.
The intended producer first identifies this series with the operator-slot expansion having the chosen factor high-projected, all earlier factors low-projected, and all later factors unprojected. It then repeats the already formalized complete Steps 2--3 collapse on that physical carrier.
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A uniform complete signed bound for one operator slot closes the whole
open covariance series. The finite slot count costs only m ≤ 2^m, which
is absorbed into the geometric base.