The paired-head branch with a closed non-split prefix #
This file connects the actual Wick-contraction summand obtained by
deleting the paired head of an assembled case-(3) pairing with the
J × R source used in the paper's prefix-collapse argument.
The head of a non-split prefix remains paired after an arbitrary pairing is appended to it.
The assembled pairing transported to the successor presentation of its cardinality used by head deletion.
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Head deletion inside the non-split prefix alone.
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Append a tail pairing to marked-single data in a consecutive prefix.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.appendMarkedSingle d τ = { pairing := d.pairing.appendPairing τ, index := Fin.castAdd b d.index, isSingle := ⋯ }
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The marked old single obtained by deleting the head of an assembled case-(3) pairing.
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Deleting the assembled head acts only on the non-split prefix; the tail pairing is unchanged.
Removing the head pair from a full non-split prefix leaves exactly its former partner as a single.
In assembled case-(3) data, the marked prefix single is the first single in increasing order; all other singles come from the tail.
The marked contraction has rank zero in the ordered singles list.
After removing the marked prefix single, the ordered Wick labels are exactly the labels of the appended tail pairing.
Deterministic ledger for the deleted prefix #
The first a+1 spatial slots of an old contraction tuple. These
are exactly the variables of the closed J block: its left endpoint,
the a-1 remaining internal variables, and its right endpoint.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.prefixWithLeftTuple ha xt i = xt (Fin.castLE ⋯ i)
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Deterministic factors carried by a head-deleted prefix, before the head--partner covariance is restored.
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Every extraction left after deleting the head of a non-split block ends strictly before the block's right endpoint.
Chain factors split at a consecutive prefix provided no prefix extraction removes the boundary edge.
Closed-form factorization of an old contraction pairing into its proper head-deleted prefix and the full tail integrand.
Restoring the head--partner covariance turns the proper
head-deleted prefix ledger into the paper's full non-split J
integrand.
The actual case-(3) contraction tuple #
Delete the first (new-head) internal coordinate from the ambient case-(3) tuple. The result is the old tuple integrated by the Wick contraction summand.
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The closed prefix of the contraction tuple is the tuple used in
detJintegrand.
The tail beginning at the right endpoint w is the usual
case-(3) tail tuple, up to the unavoidable arithmetic cast.
The marked old variable is the same prefix coordinate as the
partner restored in the closed J block.
The deterministic part of the actual Wick contraction is exactly
the closed non-split J integrand times the deterministic tail
integrand.
On the actual case-(3) tuple, erasing the marked Wick label leaves literally the ordered tail labels.
Pointwise fixed-data case-(3) bridge: the actual Wick contraction
integrand is the paper's joint J × R source.
Fubini for the old contraction variables #
Fubini after separating the right endpoint w of the closed
prefix from the remaining old variables.
The integrated fixed-data case-(3) bridge #
The actual marked-single contraction integrand, including the free
left Green edge, before the old variables are separated into
(w,t).
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Separating the closed-prefix endpoint turns the actual contraction integrand pointwise into the case-(3) joint core.
Actual fixed-data case-(3) contraction bridge. The
marked-single multiple integral obtained by deleting the paired head
of appendPairing σ τ is exactly the existing joint case-(3)
contribution. The sole analytic assumption is integrability of the
old-variable contraction integrand, which licenses the displayed
Fubini reindexing.
Paper (3.18) form of the actual fixed-data contraction bridge.
Integrability ledger for replacing every actual case-(3) marked-single contraction in a fixed prefix/tail block by its factorized paper expression. The inner statement is almost-everywhere in the outer variable, exactly as required by the subsequent Bochner integral; endpoint diagonals need not be pointwise integrable in four dimensions.
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The finite non-split-prefix/tail sum of the actual marked-single contraction sources is the ambient appended-pairing sum plus the collapsed counterterm block. This is the summation-facing form of the case-(3) contraction bridge.