Signed slot budgets for the routed R-324 endpoint series #
The final central-frequency route must attach one reciprocal eighth-order cost to a common-increment group without first replacing that group by the sum of the absolute covariance coefficients. This file splits the exact grouped route weight into its finitely many marked-slot contributions.
The qualitative facts (integrability and summability) are proved from the concrete grouped cores. The quantitative input left to the primitive collapse is slotwise, so the paper-scale total bound is no longer repeated as a field of the constructor.
The two endpoint cases in paper Step 4 #
The two cases at one external endpoint after the within-half reductions.
directFourieris the case where the terminal endpoint is not contained in a removed fully-paired interval; its Green factor is Fourier integrated directly.insertedSacrificeis the case where the terminal endpoint belongs to such an interval; the same Fourier factor is retained, but the inserted primitive estimate is replaced by the ordinary one at costε⁻².
- directFourier : R324EndpointReductionCase
- insertedSacrifice : R324EndpointReductionCase
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Interpret an outgoing endpoint-difference flag as the paper's two-case split. This applies only to a right endpoint: incoming endpoints have a separate carrier-survival test below.
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The incoming endpoint is direct precisely when the first internal
vertex survives all within-half primitive collapses. If that vertex is
removed, its free Green leg must be Fourier-integrated before the
responsible block is absorbed, and the ordinary primitive estimate is
used at the paper's ε⁻² sacrifice.
At order zero there is no internal endpoint and the choice is immaterial; we use the direct branch as the canonical empty-order value.
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Primitive-estimate cost of one endpoint case. The factor two from a Green difference belongs to the exact Fourier coefficient and is not counted again here.
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Explicit endpoint-case ledger for one refined schedule.
The incoming cases are governed by survival of the first internal vertex; the outgoing cases are governed by extraction of the final chain edge. These are distinct tests even though both ultimately select the same ordinary-versus-inserted primitive estimate.
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Product of the four explicit primitive-estimate case costs.
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- Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324EndpointPrimitiveSacrificeProduct ε cases = ∏ j : Fin 4, Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324EndpointPrimitiveSacrifice ε (cases j)
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Uniformizing the two cases only after all four endpoint Fourier
integrations costs at most ε⁻⁸.
Every explicit endpoint-case cost is at least one in the paper regime. Thus introducing the case ledger never understates the exact endpoint Fourier integral.
Endpoint coefficient budget before the two cases are uniformized.
The Fourier coefficients, and hence the α/β decays, are evaluated
before this nonnegative case cost is applied.
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The explicit two-case endpoint ledger gives exactly the same final
ε⁻⁸⟨α⟩⁻⁴⟨β⟩⁻⁴ budget as the paper, while keeping the direct and
inserted-sacrifice branches distinguishable upstream.
Endpoint-first integration routed through the explicit case ledger. This is the local statement used below by the new routed constructor; it does not appeal to the old uniform-sacrifice endpoint theorem.
The canonical ledger attached to a refined schedule, with carrier-survival tests at the two incoming endpoints and extraction-edge tests at the two outgoing endpoints, controls its actual endpoint integral.
The genuine endpoint Fourier estimate before any
ordinary-versus-inserted primitive sacrifice is charged. This is the
endpoint estimate used with the ε⁸-normalized route weight below.
Qualitative control of the signed grouped core #
The norm of a common-increment covariance group is bounded by the fibrewise sum of the raw coefficient norms. The norm is taken only after the complete refined contraction fibre has been summed.
Pointwise signed-core majorant. The complete compatible primitive fibre remains inside the norm on the left.
Every signed common-increment internal core has finite L¹ mass.
This closes the qualitative field of
IntegratedPrimitiveCollapseBudget without an analytic hypothesis.
L¹ mass of the two signed, endpoint-independent Green profiles for
one refined schedule.
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The signed grouped core is bounded by its schedule's exact Green profile mass times the scalar covariance mass. This estimate is used only to prove qualitative summability, not for the paper-scale bound.
A finite qualitative envelope for all refined Green-profile masses at fixed order.
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The grouped route base weights are summable without assuming the paper-scale estimate. The coarse scalar majorant is confined to this qualitative convergence proof.
Endpoint-normalized complete grouped route weight. The factor ε⁸
belongs to the primitive-collapse side and cancels the four possible
ordinary-versus-inserted sacrifices.
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- ρ.r324EndpointNormalizedGroupedRouteBaseWeight lam hm ε p = ε ^ 8 * ρ.r324GroupedRouteBaseWeight lam hm ε p
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Local routed estimate with primitive-side normalization #
Local grouped routed estimate for the endpoint-normalized base
weight. Only the genuine four Fourier coefficients are estimated at the
endpoint; the ε⁻⁸ in r324EndpointLoss cancels the ε⁸ carried by the
base weight. The primitive branch costs are therefore paid exactly once,
inside the collapse data below.
Raw-weight estimate for the pre-normalization helper API below.
Exact finite marked-slot decomposition #
Contribution of one marked increment slot to the grouped route weight. The norm is still taken after the complete compatible primitive fibre has been summed.
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- ρ.r324SignedRouteSlotWeight lam hm ε i p = |Anderson4D.lamEps lam ε| ^ (2 * m) * ρ.r324GroupedRefinedCoreL1 hm ε p * Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.r324GroupedIncrementCost hm p.2 i
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Endpoint-normalized marked-slot weight. The factor ε⁸ is kept on
the primitive-density side. It cancels the four possible ε⁻²
ordinary-versus-inserted sacrifices before the hard-coded
r324EndpointLoss is attached by the routing layer.
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- ρ.r324EndpointNormalizedSignedRouteSlotWeight lam hm ε i p = ε ^ 8 * ρ.r324SignedRouteSlotWeight lam hm ε i p
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The old base weight is definitionally the finite sum of the genuine marked-slot weights.
The normalized grouped weight is still exactly the finite sum of its normalized marked-slot pieces.
Each marked-slot weight is bounded by the complete base weight.
Every marked-slot series is summable, independently of the paper-scale quantitative collapse.
Exact exchange of the countable grouped sum with the finite marked slot sum. This is the cancellation-preserving boundary at which the primitive collapse may estimate one selected high-frequency edge.
Non-circular primitive-collapse consumer #
Quantitative output expected from the signed marked-edge primitive
collapse. It bounds each marked slot separately; it does not contain the
downstream total tsum_baseWeight_le statement.
The endpoint cases are recoverable from
r324RefinedEndpointReductionCase, while the central-frequency cost is
attached only to r324SignedRouteSlotWeight.
- slot_tsum_le (i : Fin m) : ∑' (p : R324RefinedScheduleIndex m × ℕ), ρ.r324SignedRouteSlotWeight lam hm ε i p ≤ slotAmplitude i
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Slotwise budget for the endpoint-normalized weights used by the paper-faithful routed constructor.
- slot_tsum_le (i : Fin m) : ∑' (p : R324RefinedScheduleIndex m × ℕ), ρ.r324EndpointNormalizedSignedRouteSlotWeight lam hm ε i p ≤ slotAmplitude i
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Proposition 4.1 / phase-A input boundary #
The actual Proposition 4.1 majorant used by one endpoint case.
The direct branch retains the diameter insertion. The sacrifice branch,
which occurs when the adjacent internal vertex is absorbed by a primitive
collapse, is the ordinary J majorant.
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Constructive ordinary-versus-inserted bridge.
The direct branch is already inserted. In the absorbed-vertex branch
the terminal density is the ordinary J majorant and Proposition 4.1's
diameter insertion is genuinely given up at cost ε⁻². The cost is
therefore charged to the primitive density, not to a Fourier coefficient.
This description applies equally to incoming and outgoing endpoints.
The case majorant is integrable in both branches.
The finite four-endpoint case pattern retained by the collapse certificate.
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Density majorant after applying the constructive one-endpoint bridge at every endpoint in a case pattern.
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Multiplying a four-case-adjusted density by ε⁸ cancels all possible
ordinary-J sacrifices.
The canonical scalar output of the signed phase-A iteration and the one-open-edge cross-terminal consumer.
For every possible routed slot, phase A splits the actual
relative-endpoint density by the four endpoint-case pattern. The direct
branch retains primitiveInsertedMajorant; the absorbed-vertex branch uses
ordinary primitiveKernelMajorant, and the constructive theorem above
charges its ε⁻² loss to the density. The four adjusted costs are then
cancelled by the ε⁸ normalization before the routing layer introduces
r324EndpointLoss.
The forthcoming marker-preserving phase-A closure can instantiate the
fields directly by grouping schedules according to
r324RefinedEndpointReductionCase.
- density : Fin m → R324EndpointReductionPattern → T4 → ℝ
- density_integrable (i : Fin m) (cases : R324EndpointReductionPattern) : MeasureTheory.Integrable (self.density i cases) paperMeasure
- normalized_slot_fiber_le_scaled_case_density_integrals (i : Fin m) : ∑' (p : R324RefinedScheduleIndex m × ℕ), ρ.r324EndpointNormalizedSignedRouteSlotWeight lam hm ε i p ≤ ∑ cases : R324EndpointReductionPattern, ∫ (z : T4), ε ^ 8 * self.density i cases z ∂paperMeasure
- pointwise_case_domination (i : Fin m) (cases : R324EndpointReductionPattern) (z : T4) : self.density i cases z ≤ r324EndpointPatternAdjustedPrimitiveMajorant ε cases primitiveConstant lam supportConstant m z
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Construct the normalized collapse datum from the raw phase-A
case-fibre inequality. This is the exact place where the ε⁸
normalization is moved through the countable sum and the finite family of
density integrals.
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A concrete phase-A/cross-terminal certificate gives the normalized
slot budget. The proof first uses the actual ordinary-J case costs in
the density, then cancels those costs with ε⁸; it never attaches the
cost to a Fourier coefficient.
Slotwise signed primitive estimates construct the old downstream budget. Integrability and summability are theorems here, not fields repeated as analytic assumptions.
Case-ledger routed consumer. Its exact countable configuration expansion
uses the local estimate
the theorem above whose endpoint proof explicitly traverses the four
R324EndpointReductionCases.
Direct routed-output constructor from the slotwise signed collapse. The endpoint loss is introduced only after the explicit endpoint case ledger and the central marked-slot budget have both closed.
Canonical inserted-majorant amplitude and order absorption #
The exact normalized endpoint-free budget obtained from a
phase-A/cross-terminal certificate. The factor 16 is the number of
four-endpoint case patterns; the only order-dependent loss is the literal
number m of possible marked slots.
Direct routed output at the unabsorbed canonical Proposition 4.1
integral. Ordinary-J absorbed-vertex branches have already been paid on
the density side and cancelled by the normalized base weight.
Radial integration plus the exact m-slot sum has the standard
paper-scale coupling form. The loss m is absorbed by
m ≤ 2^(2m-2), so it changes only the named power constant
C ↦ 2C; no polynomial-in-order factor remains.
Phase A and the selected cross-terminal certificate therefore produce the routed paper-scale output directly. The conclusion is monotone from the exact unabsorbed endpoint budget, so no target-shaped total estimate is assumed.