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Anderson4D.Main.ConditionalAssembly

Final conditional-theorem assembly #

This file records the exact interfaces still supplied by the coefficient second-moment estimate and the operator good-event argument, then performs all remaining quantifier, coupling-threshold, filter, and characteristic-function bookkeeping for Theorem 1.1.

Neither interface assumes convergence in law or a characteristic-function limit. MainSecondMomentInput is precisely the squared geometric form of paper (3.24), while FixedModeGoodEventData is the direct fixed-mode replacement output of paper §3.4 Steps 1--2.

def Anderson4D.MainSecondMomentInput (M : NoiseModel) (ρ : SmoothCutoff) (K powerConstant : ℝ) :

Uniform squared geometric coefficient control in the form consumed by the moving-truncation theorem. The constants are selected before the coupling and the finite family of Fourier modes.

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    structure Anderson4D.FixedModeGoodEventData (M : NoiseModel) (ρ : SmoothCutoff) (lam : ℝ) (s : ℕ) (modes : Fin s → Z4 × Z4) (c : Fin s → ℂ) :

    Fixed-mode output of the operator comparison on its measurable good event. It is intentionally quantitative and contains no limiting-law statement.

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      Uniform availability of the fixed-mode good-event comparison.

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        theorem Anderson4D.mainConditional_of_secondMoment_and_goodEvent {M : NoiseModel} {ρ : SmoothCutoff} {K powerConstant : ℝ} (hK : 0 ≤ K) (hpower : 0 < powerConstant) (hsecond : MainSecondMomentInput M ρ K powerConstant) (hgood : MainGoodEventInput M ρ) :

        Complete quantifier assembly for the conditional main theorem.

        Given the genuine upstream outputs of (3.24) and the operator good-event comparison, the external Proposition 3.6 family implies the frozen main statement. The coupling threshold is the minimum of the independent external and internal geometric thresholds.