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Anderson4D.Parametrix.HilbertSchmidtDifference

The conditioned Hilbert--Schmidt resolvent difference #

Mathlib does not presently expose a named Hilbert--Schmidt ideal API for bounded operators on the torus L² space. Following DESIGN §5.2, this file therefore uses square summability of the matrix in the complete torus Fourier basis as the certificate.

The central point is that this certificate is an operator ideal on the left: left composition by a bounded operator preserves the double square sum. The algebraic identity inverseGreen_sub_G can consequently transfer any honest certificate for G * M * G to the recentered inverse. No certificate is asserted for G itself.

Fourier-matrix replacement for a Hilbert--Schmidt certificate.

The product index is ordered (input, output), so Tonelli first sums the output Fourier coefficients of the image of one basis vector.

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    Every fixed column of the Fourier matrix of a bounded operator is square summable. This is Parseval, not a Hilbert--Schmidt assertion: the outer sum over columns need not converge.

    Quantitative column estimate under left composition.

    The Fourier square-summability certificate is preserved by left composition by an arbitrary bounded operator.

    Quantitative ideal estimate for the complete Fourier double sum.

    Conditioned Hilbert--Schmidt difference checkpoint from DESIGN §5.2.

    Only G * M * G is assumed square summable. The conclusion follows from the resolvent identity and bounded left composition; in particular this does not assume or claim that G itself has a square-summable Fourier matrix.

    Quantitative form of the conditioned difference checkpoint.

    The Green sandwich and the critical Fourier condition #

    The Fourier matrix of G * M * G has one Green symbol at each endpoint. This statement holds for every bounded M; multiplication structure is only used below to identify the middle coefficient as a function of the conserved frequency α + β.

    Fourier translation structure of a multiplication operator in the paper's non-conjugated (α, β) sign convention.

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      The exact Green-square convolution whose critical four-dimensional estimate supplies the logarithm in DESIGN §5.2.

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        The exact Green-square convolution is summable without any critical logarithmic estimate. Only its sharp decay in the conserved frequency remains separate below.

        An unconditional, deliberately non-sharp ⟨γ⟩⁻³ bound obtained from the existing lattice convolution library. DESIGN §5.2 needs the sharper critical ⟨γ⟩⁻⁴(1+log⟨γ⟩) estimate isolated below.

        noncomputable def Anderson4D.designJapaneseBracket (γ : Z4) :

        The Euclidean Japanese bracket ⟨γ⟩ = (1 + |γ|²)^(1/2).

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          noncomputable def Anderson4D.designCriticalHSWeight (γ : Z4) :

          The literal sufficient weight from DESIGN §5.2: ⟨γ⟩⁻⁴ (1 + log ⟨γ⟩).

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            The isolated critical lattice estimate needed to turn the exact Green convolution into the logarithmic sufficient condition. It is deliberately separate from the operator conclusion: this is the remaining scalar four-dimensional convolution lemma, not a disguised Hilbert--Schmidt assumption.

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              Input/output coordinates followed by the conserved-frequency shear: (β, α) ↦ (α + β, α).

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                The DESIGN §5.2 logarithmic Fourier condition is sufficient for the Green sandwich to have a square-summable Fourier matrix, once the independent critical scalar convolution estimate is available.

                Concrete conditioned resolvent-difference consequence of the logarithmic Fourier sufficient condition.