A single projected residual covariance slot for R-324 #
This file isolates the safe algebraic and counting part of paper Section 4.2, Step 4.
The residual covariance slots are the cross-copy factors already present
in momentCrossCovarianceProduct. A single marked slot is replaced by
r324ProjectedCovarianceC; every other slot remains the complete spatial
covariance etaEpsT4. In particular, this file never replaces the whole
covariance product by a configuration in which every Fourier mode is
fixed.
There is intentionally no theorem here identifying the original R-324 moment with the single-projected series. That later bridge must be proved from the post-phase-A residual expansion and its frequency-conservation identity. The declarations below provide only:
- the exact first large-increment selector;
- its coverage of every routed nonzero configuration;
- the concrete one-slot covariance replacement; and
- the triangle/counting bound for an already constructed summable family of one-slot projected terms.
The first large increment #
The slots which meet the truncation-scale routing threshold.
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At least one slot meets the truncation-scale threshold.
The canonical routed slot is the least slot satisfying the large increment condition. Choosing the least slot makes the later fibres disjoint and avoids paying for the same configuration more than once.
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- Anderson4D.r324FirstLargeResidualIncrementSlot hN δ hε hε1 hNtrunc = (Anderson4D.r324LargeResidualIncrementSlots ε δ).min' ⋯
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The selected slot has the required large increment.
The selector really is the first large slot.
Frequency conservation rewrites the selected-slot bound in terms of the external shift.
Every nonzero routed configuration is covered by its canonical selected slot. The statement is stronger than needed analytically: the selector exists for zero terms too, but the subtype records the exact consumer boundary.
The existing residual covariance slots #
After the within-half phase-A collapses, the remaining covariance
slots are indexed by the left singles and paired across the cut by π.
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Standard finite enumeration of the residual cross-covariance slots.
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There are at most m residual covariance slots.
Spatial displacement carried by one residual cross covariance.
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- Anderson4D.r324ResidualCovarianceDisplacement κp κm π v i = v (Anderson4D.leftMomentIndex ↑i) - v (Anderson4D.rightMomentIndex ↑(π i))
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Replace exactly one residual covariance factor by its high-frequency
projection. Every unselected factor is literally the complete
etaEpsT4 covariance.
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The residual product with one and only one projected covariance.
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- ρ.r324SingleProjectedResidualCovarianceProduct ε L κp κm π v selected = ∏ i : Anderson4D.R324ResidualCovarianceSlot κp, ρ.r324SingleProjectedResidualCovarianceFactor ε L κp κm π v selected i
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Explicit factorization: the selected projected covariance times the
product of all complete unselected etaEpsT4 factors.
Countable grouping by the single selected slot #
Absolute mass of the fibre whose canonical projected slot is i.
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A summable family of already constructed one-slot projected terms
costs only the finite sum over possible selected slots. The fibres are
disjoint because selected is a function (in the routed application it
is the least-large-increment selector above).
A concrete family in which each term has one projected residual
covariance and all other residual covariances remain complete etaEpsT4
factors.
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- ρ.r324SingleProjectedResidualTerm ε κp κm π L v amplitude selected ω = amplitude ω * ρ.r324SingleProjectedResidualCovarianceProduct ε (L ω) κp κm π (v ω) (selected ω)
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The concrete single-projected residual series is bounded by a sum
over at most κp.singles.card ≤ m slot fibres. This theorem does not
claim that the original moment equals this series.