Factorial obstruction to an uncapped injective cross bound #
The uncapped crossIntegral hypothesis for the uniform-branch
closure exists_momentRefinedIntegratedReductionOutputAt_of_crossIntegral_and_mixed
demands, for a single K = K(ρ) and every order m ≥ 3 and every
admissible scale,
∫ (pure-cross fibre density) ≤ K^m |log ε|^{m-1}.
This file proves that no such order-uniform estimate exists. Retaining pairing
injectivity does not make the uniform branch valid: injectivity fixes the
fibre cardinality at exactly m!, and each of the m! bijection
entities carries at least one full covariance mass above the Green
floor,
∫ ≥ g₀^{2m+2} · m! · (2π)^{4(m+4)} (r324PermCross_integral_crossDensity_ge),
an ε-uniform bound. At the admissible scale ε = e⁻¹ (where
|log ε| = 1) the demanded budget degenerates to K^m, and
m! c^m > K^m for large m.
The obstruction is the factorial fibre count itself, which the paper controls
because its expansion is truncated at A = ⌊|log ε|⌋ orders
(truncOrder) and its §5 permutation-sum machinery is allowed
(m!)^{1/2}-type growth (cf. permSumRHS). Any sound uniform-branch
interface must either cap the order against |log ε| or budget an
explicit factorial factor; R324PermCrossOrderCappedCrossBound records the
order-capped form.
Every permutation entity is a pure-cross entity.
No constant funds the uncapped injectivity-retaining cross bound. The
crossIntegral hypothesis of the auxiliary closure
exists_momentRefinedIntegratedReductionOutputAt_of_crossIntegral_and_mixed
has no witness: at the admissible scale ε = e⁻¹ the full
permutation fibre carries m! unit covariance masses above the Green
floor, defeating K^m |log ε|^{m-1} at large m.
The ε-uniform factorial floor of the pure-cross fibre, in the
interface variables: at every admissible scale the summed pure-cross
density of the full bijection fibre integrates to at least
m! · c(ρ)^m with c independent of ε — so any sound cross-case
budget must grow at least factorially in the order. (Re-export of
r324PermCross_integral_crossDensity_ge with the fibre-side
hypotheses of the interface.)
Order-capped cross bound: the pure-cross fibre bound with
the order capped against the logarithmic budget, exactly matching the
paper's truncation A = ⌊|log ε|⌋ (truncOrder). The factorial floor
r324PermCross_crossDensity_factorial_floor shows some cap (or an
explicit factorial allowance) is necessary; this Prop records the
form used by the truncated parametrix estimate.
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