Complete edge-budget invariant for the R-324 within-half schedule #
The analytic one-block estimate absorbs the predecessor and all internal head-edge scales. The outgoing head edge is a free Green factor, but its slot is deleted from the sparse carrier. This module inserts that one outgoing scale into a numerical budget update and proves the exact active product recurrence through the genuine suffix.
All active edge slots deleted with the literal head: its standard internal slots and its outgoing right-endpoint slot.
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- res.headBlockSlots head tail hremaining = res.headInternalSlots head tail hremaining ∪ {(Anderson4D.R324WithinHalfResidualPrefix.ctx✝ res head tail hremaining).outgoingSlot}
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Deleting one literal block removes exactly its internal and outgoing edge slots from the active scale carrier.
Product of all numerical scales deleted with the head block.
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- res.headBlockScaleProduct head tail hremaining scale = ∏ edge ∈ res.headBlockSlots head tail hremaining, scale edge
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The complete block budget is the analytic internal-edge product times the outgoing free-Green scale.
Numerical update which absorbs every deleted block scale, including the outgoing free-Green slot.
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At the predecessor, the budget update is the analytic scale multiplied by the one outgoing scale.
Exact active scale-product recurrence for one budget update.
Certificate enlargement #
Uniform initial normalization #
A single scale at least one controls every all-Green initial state, uniformly in the ambient perturbative order.
Reachable budget histories #
Quantitative budget reachability follows the same literal schedule heads as the analytic residual prefix.
- initial {m : ℕ} {pairing : PartialPairing (Fin m)} {ρ : SmoothCutoff} {C lam ε K A : ℝ} : R324WithinHalfBudgetScaleReachable pairing ρ C lam ε K A (r324InitialWithinHalfEdgeState m) fun (x : Fin (m + 1)) => A
- afterHead {m : ℕ} {pairing : PartialPairing (Fin m)} {ρ : SmoothCutoff} {C lam ε K A : ℝ} {scale : Fin (m + 1) → ℝ} (res : R324WithinHalfResidualPrefix ρ lam ε pairing) (head : R322ExtractionStep m) (tail : List (R322ExtractionStep m)) (hremaining : res.remaining = head :: tail) (previous : R324WithinHalfBudgetScaleReachable pairing ρ C lam ε K A res.state scale) : R324WithinHalfBudgetScaleReachable pairing ρ C lam ε K A (res.afterHead head tail hremaining).state (res.budgetUpdatedEdgeScale head tail hremaining scale C lam K)
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Every future edge scale is still the initial Green budget.
The outgoing budget scale of the current literal head is exactly the initial Green budget.
The analytic one-block certificate promotes to the complete numerical budget update once the unchanged outgoing Green scale is at least one.
Exact active-product ledger #
Total perturbative order absorbed into a within-half edge state.
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- Anderson4D.r324WithinHalfProcessedOrder state = (List.map (fun (step : Anderson4D.R322ExtractionStep m) => Anderson4D.residualBlockOrder step.2) state.processed).sum
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Every budget-reachable history satisfies the exact active-scale product recurrence. The initial active product is intentionally left literal here; its uniform numerical absorption is a separate step.
Budget-certified local closure and literal suffix iteration #
A one-block provider for the complete numerical budget. Besides the actual local predecessor inequality, it transports both reachability and the slotwise edge certificate to the literal suffix.
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Proposition 4.1 supplies a genuine complete-budget provider at every literal within-half head.
Structural recursion through the literal remaining suffix reaches an empty residual prefix while retaining the complete quantitative budget.
Uniform within-half terminal budget obtained by iterating the actual Proposition 4.1 block estimate from the all-Green initial state. Both numerical constants are chosen before the order and pairing.