The routed slot budget for R-324 (INEQ 2) and the capstone assembly #
The second residual input of the final R-324 assembly is the routed
slot budget: at every marked slot the countable signed route weight is
dominated by the integrated inserted majorant. As with the interior
estimate, the coupling power |λ_ε|^{2m} = λ^{2m}/|log ε|^m factors
out of the slot series exactly, so the budget reduces to a coupling-free
logarithmic inequality R324SlotLogBudget on the grouped-core slot
series.
The capstone theorem
exists_deterministicMoment_paper_bound_of_logBudgets then produces
the paper bound (3.24) from the two logarithmic budgets alone: every
Fourier-mode layer, endpoint case split, routing datum, and majorant
integral is discharged unconditionally.
The residual slot budget (INEQ 2, reduced form). At every
marked slot, the |log ε|-weighted countable slot series of grouped
interior L¹ masses against reciprocal routed costs is controlled by
C^{2m} |log ε|^m. Like the interior budget, it mentions no coupling,
no Fourier mode, no majorant integral, and no support constant.
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The signed route slot weight is the coupling power times the coupling-free grouped slot term.
The logarithmic slot budget discharges the routed slot budget.
Same arithmetic as the interior bridge: the coupling power factors out
of the slot series, the leftover |log ε|^{m-1} is absorbed by the
majorant's near-field mass, and the support-constant distortion
min(c,1)²/c ≤ 1 is paid inside the budget's constant.
The slot budget dominates the interior budget #
Every reciprocal routed cost is at least one.
Coupling-free summability of the grouped slot series, extracted
from the proved signed-route summability at coupling 1.
Blockwise triangle comparison. The interior L¹ mass of one
refined fibre is dominated by the ℕ-series of its grouped-core L¹
masses: the common-increment groups reassemble the fibre exactly
(tsum_r324KeyGroupedRefinedEndpointCore), and the norm passes inside
the countable regrouping by Tonelli.
The slot budget dominates the interior budget. For every
refined fibre, at the marked slot 0: the fibre's interior L¹ mass
is at most its own grouped slot series (triangle comparison, cost
≥ 1), which is a nonnegative sub-series of the full slot series.
The factor 16 is absorbed by C ↦ 4C since 16 ≤ 16^m.
The capstone assembly #
The R-324 deterministic moment paper bound from the two
logarithmic budgets. Both inputs of the P-3.5b-det chain are consumed
in their reduced, coupling-free logarithmic form (at the
support constant 1): the interior-core budget discharges the middle
estimate at every Fourier mode, and the slot budget discharges the
signed routed collapse datum. Everything else — the direct Fourier
evaluation of the four endpoint legs, the countable regrouping of the
route series, the majorant integrations, and the mode-decay bracket of
(3.24) — is unconditional.
Literal decay form of the estimate: the min bracket of
paperDeterministicMomentRHS is bounded by the P-3.5b-det
decay ε⁻⁸⟨α⟩⁻⁴⟨β⟩⁻⁴⟨ε²(α+β)⟩⁻⁸.
The single-residual capstone #
The slot budget is monotone in its constant.
The R-324 deterministic moment paper bound from the slot budget
alone. The interior-core budget is derived from the slot budget by
the blockwise triangle comparison, so a single residual scalar
inequality — the |log ε|-weighted slot series against
C^{2m}|log ε|^m — yields the complete paper bound (3.24) with power
constant 64C.
Literal decay form of the single-residual capstone.