Almost-everywhere coefficient closure for Proposition 3.4 #
The global integrability results give endpoint sections in either Fubini
order. The right-endpoint-first order is the one needed by the strong
induction in the parametrix recurrence: after fixing y, the preceding
order is substituted under the z integral.
No almost-everywhere quantifiers are commuted abstractly here. Instead,
the underlying jointly integrable functions are transported by the
measure-preserving permutation (x,y,v) ↦ (y,x,v) before Fubini is
applied.
A measure-preserving endpoint permutation #
Move the middle coordinate of a right-associated product to the front.
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Right-endpoint-first pairing sections #
The global random-pairing profile gives its internal-variable integrability with the right endpoint quantified first.
Every ranked Wick contraction has the same right-endpoint-first sections.
The complete fixed-pairing Wick split is available in the right-endpoint-first Fubini order.
The finite old-pairing source ledger is available with y
quantified first.
Directly marked contractions inherit the right-endpoint-first sections from their ranked presentation.
The free Green convolution of one pairing profile also has right-endpoint-first sections.
Right-endpoint-first case-(3) ledgers #
Local jointly integrable data imply the three fixed-prefix case-(3) summation fields.
One fixed case-(3) prefix/tail pair has all summation fields in the right-endpoint-first order.
The complete finite summation ledger is simultaneous in the right-endpoint-first order.
The actual marked head contractions used by case (3) are simultaneous in the right-endpoint-first order.
Every minimal-prefix case-(3) ledger at one order is simultaneous in the right-endpoint-first order.
Right-endpoint-first graded recurrence #
Strong induction for the pairing/graded comparison #
On every continuous sample, the paper pairing expansion and the graded word expansion agree with the right endpoint quantified first. This is the Fubini orientation needed to substitute the induction hypothesis under the source and counterterm convolutions.
The same equality in the paper's coefficient-integration order.
The preceding right-first theorem supplies every lower-order equality
under the z convolutions, so no interchange of abstract a.e.
quantifiers is used.
Proposition 3.4 now supplies the exact integrated coefficient
agreement required by the physical L² bridge on every continuous
sample.
The agreement is automatic on the full-measure event of continuous mollified-noise samples.