Master decomposition of the lattice chain sum over marked Hepp trees (node R-decomp) #
Paper (5.6)–(5.11) of arXiv:2607.10105, packaging the counting sum (5.5) into
tree-indexed pieces, in the paperSum normalization.
rdec_boundedTuples,latticeChainSum— the (5.5)-type sum overn-tuples of lattice points in the box[-M, M]⁴.RealizesTuple,realizedTuples— the realization class of a marked Hepp tree(t, Nm, mu)(Def 5.4, multiplicity form): tuplesy = z ∘ wfor an admissible embeddingzand an assignment wordwwith letter multiplicitiesmu.m(validWords).card_realizedTuples_le— trivial volume bound (sharp (5.6)–(5.7) form is node P-5.6).rdec_exists_realizing_marked_tree— the general multi-scale Lemma 5.5 (single-linkage dyadic merging), proved by recursion on cluster partitions.exists_realizing_tree— every bounded tuple with all values repeated (m_ℓ ≥ 2of Def 5.1 forces repetition) lies in some realization class with at mostnleaves.rdec_treeEnum,latticeChainSum_le_treeSum— the (5.10)-shaped weak bridge: the repeated-tuple part of the chain sum is dominated by the sum over valid trees with at mostnleaves of their realized-tuple sums.
The bounded-tuple sum (5.5) #
Tuples of n lattice points with every coordinate in [-M, M].
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- Anderson4D.rdec_boundedTuples M n = Fintype.piFinset fun (x : Fin n) => Fintype.piFinset fun (x : Fin 4) => Finset.Icc (-↑M) ↑M
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The lattice chain sum (5.5): a statistic F summed over all bounded tuples.
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- Anderson4D.latticeChainSum M n F = ∑ y ∈ Anderson4D.rdec_boundedTuples M n, F y
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The box volume count: there are (2M+1)^{4n} bounded tuples.
Bounded tuples in which every value occurs at least twice. Def 5.1's leaf
multiplicities m_ℓ ≥ 2 mean realization classes only contain such tuples
(in the paper these are the tuples surviving the expectation of the
mean-zero chain).
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- Anderson4D.rdec_repeatedTuples M n = {y ∈ Anderson4D.rdec_boundedTuples M n | ∀ (j : Fin n), 2 ≤ {k : Fin n | y k = y j}.card}
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Realization classes (Def 5.4, multiplicity form) #
The tuple y is realized by the marked tree (t, Nm, mu): some
admissible embedding z of the leaves and some assignment word
w : Fin n → Leaves t whose letter multiplicities are mu.m (membership in
validWords, the word structure of §5.5) write y as y j = z (w j).
Since every leaf multiplicity is ≥ 2 ≥ 1, every leaf is hit by w, so the
value multiset of y is exactly ⋃_ℓ {mu.m ℓ copies of z ℓ} (Def 5.4,
multiplicity version).
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The realization class of (t, Nm, mu) inside the bounded tuples.
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- Anderson4D.realizedTuples t Nm mu M n = {y ∈ Anderson4D.rdec_boundedTuples M n | Anderson4D.RealizesTuple t Nm mu M y}
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Trivial volume-facing bound: a realization class has at most (2M+1)^{4n}
tuples. The sharp (5.6)–(5.7) denominator form is deferred to node P-5.6.
Metric helpers #
Realizability with bounded branch exponents (the Lemma 5.5 invariant) #
C is realized by some valid marked Hepp tree with C.card leaves whose
branch exponents are all < N (the recursion invariant of Lemma 5.5).
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Vertex transport into a node (assembly plumbing) #
Assembling a marking on node cs #
The exponent function on node cs: N at the root, the child's own
exponents inside child i.
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The assembled Hepp marking on node cs: root exponent N, child markings
inside the children. Requires every child branch exponent < N.
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- Anderson4D.rdec_nodeMarking hN Nms hbelow = { Nexp := Anderson4D.rdec_nodeNexp Nms N, pos := ⋯, parent_gt := ⋯ }
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Assembling the leaf embedding on node cs #
A leaf of child i, embedded as a leaf of the node.
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- Anderson4D.rdec_leafUp i w = ⟨Anderson4D.PlaneTree.childV i ↑w, ⋯⟩
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Every leaf of a nonempty node comes from a child.
Transport of leavesUnder along rdec_leafUp.
Assembly step of Lemma 5.5. Nonempty clusters Cs i, realized by
valid marked trees with branch exponents < N, pairwise disjoint and
2^N/2-separated, and chain-linked at scale 2^N, are jointly realized by
the node of their trees with root exponent N — hence realizable below
N + 1.
Single-linkage components of a cluster family #
Chain-reachability between clusters of P at scale 2^N.
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- Anderson4D.rdec_Reach P N C D = Relation.ReflTransGen (Anderson4D.rdec_Step P N) C D
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Members of distinct components are never directly linked.
Function-indexed form of the assembly step (hides the List.ofFn
plumbing): m ≥ 2 clusters, each realizable below N, pairwise disjoint and
2^N/2-separated, chain-linked at scale 2^N, are jointly realizable below
N + 1.
The component family: hypotheses propagate from scale N to N + 1 #
General multi-scale Lemma 5.5 (blueprint node L-5.5, set form): every
nonempty finite Z ⊆ [-M, M]⁴ is realized by a valid marked Hepp tree with
exactly Z.card leaves. Proof: single-linkage dyadic merging — start from
singletons at scale 2, at each scale form chain components of clusters and
merge every multi-cluster component under a new root (rdec_assemble), then
increase the scale; the box diameter bound 2^{M+1} forces termination.
Structural realization for R-decomp (paper Lemma 5.5, multiplicity
form, plus the "fix T" step of (5.6)): every bounded tuple all of whose
values occur at least twice belongs to the realization class of some valid
marked tree with at most n leaves. The repetition hypothesis hrep is
forced by Def 5.1's m_ℓ ≥ 2: a tuple with a once-occurring value lies in no
realization class (in the paper such tuples are killed by the expectation of
the mean-zero chain before (5.6)).
Finiteness of valid trees with bounded leaf count #
(real-carrier port of Combinatorics/TreeCount, paper Lemma 5.2)
Paper Lemma 5.2 finiteness, real carrier: valid trees with at most r
leaves form a finite set (explicit injection of keys into
Fin (4r+1) × (Fin (4r) → Bool), using the stack-decoder key_injective).
The enumeration of valid Hepp trees with at most n leaves, using the
quantitative real-carrier implementation of paper Lemma 5.2.
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The concrete tree family used by R-decomp has exponentially bounded
cardinality, with explicit constant 4^4.
The (5.10)-shaped bridge: chain sum ≤ tree-indexed sum #
Bounded tuples realized by t for some marking and multiplicities:
the t-slice of the master decomposition.
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- Anderson4D.rdec_treeRealized t M n = {y ∈ Anderson4D.rdec_boundedTuples M n | ∃ (Nm : t.HeppMarking) (mu : t.Multiplicities), Anderson4D.RealizesTuple t Nm mu M y}
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Every bounded repeated tuple occurs in at least one valid-tree slice. This is the finite-cover form of Lemma 5.5 used by the master resummation.
Weak master bridge for (5.6). If the statistic vanishes on tuples with a once-occurring value (as the mean-zero pairing expansion does), its full bounded lattice sum is dominated by the sum of its valid-tree slices. Slices may overlap, hence the inequality and the nonnegativity hypothesis.
Exact finite-incidence denominator (paper (5.6)) #
The realization data in D incident to y. In the paper δ is the
restricted pair (N_n, m_l); embedding witnesses are deliberately absent.
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- Anderson4D.realizationFiber D R y = {d ∈ D | R d y}
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The symmetry denominator in (5.6): the number of realization-data pairs
incident to y.
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- Anderson4D.symDenom D R y = (Anderson4D.realizationFiber D R y).card
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The symmetry denominator depends only on the incidence predicate. This is the generic permutation-invariance step used in (5.6)–(5.8).
Finite-incidence resummation, paper (5.6). Dividing every incidence
by its fiber cardinality counts each covered y exactly once.