Shifted-window lattice sums for the general-m cross peel #
The proved complement-schedule closure bounded the diagonal window
Σ_k ‖ρ̂(εk)‖⁴⟨k⟩⁻⁴ ≤ C(ρ)|log ε|. The general-m peel meets
translated windows Σ_k ‖ρ̂(εk)‖²⟨k+α⟩⁻²⟨k+β⟩⁻². This file proves
the shifted bounds, uniformly in the shifts, with per-mollifier
constants:
r324SW_symbol_mass_le— total symbol massΣ_k ‖ρ̂(εk)‖² ≤ C ε⁻⁴;r324SW_translated_window_le_log—Σ_k ‖ρ̂(εk)‖²⟨k+γ⟩⁻⁴ ≤ C|log ε|;r324SW_shifted_window_le_log— the bilinear form, via2xy ≤ x²+y²;r324SW_separated_window_le_log— the decay-retaining variant with the⟨α-β⟩⁻⁴separation factor.
Degree-four decay of the scaled symbol against the sup bracket,
squared: the degree-eight companion of symbol_sq_le_of_decay.
Total symbol mass. The ε-cube carries ≲ ε⁻⁴ unit terms
and the degree-8 decay pays the eighth-order radial tail, so
Σ_k ‖ρ̂(εk)‖² ≤ C(ρ) ε⁻⁴.
The squared Euclidean bracket dominated by the fourth-order sup bracket, at an arbitrary lattice point.
The Euclidean bracket is at most one.
The translated window is logarithmic, uniformly in the shift.
The head is the cube |k+γ|_∞ ≤ ⌈ε⁻¹⌉, which re-centers to the
proved diagonal harmonic-shell estimate; outside it the bracket is
≤ 4ε⁴ pointwise and the total symbol mass pays the ε⁻⁴.
The shifted window is logarithmic, uniformly in both shifts.
2xy ≤ x² + y² splits the bilinear window into the two translated
quartic windows.
Quartic-symbol variant of the translated window: immediate from
‖ρ̂‖ ≤ 1.
Subtracted orientation of the shifted window, for peels that
produce k - α normal forms.
Quartic-symbol variant of the shifted window: immediate from
‖ρ̂‖ ≤ 1.
Bracket separation. The product of two shifted quartic
brackets retains the separation of the shifts: with
a = ⟨k+α⟩², b = ⟨k+β⟩², d = ⟨α-β⟩² one has
a⁻²b⁻² ≤ 16 d⁻² (a⁻² + b⁻²), because d ≤ 2a + 2b ≤ 4·max.
Decay-retaining shifted window. When both quartic brackets
are present, the window keeps the separation of the two centers:
Σ_k ‖ρ̂(εk)‖²⟨k+α⟩⁻⁴⟨k+β⟩⁻⁴ ≤ C(ρ)·⟨α-β⟩⁻⁴·|log ε|, in the sharp
multiplicative form.