Orderwise symmetry of the random parametrix #
The closed detIntegrand is deliberately right-oriented: an extracted
interval replaces its right boundary edge. Consequently it is not
pointwise invariant under chain reversal. This module instead uses the
graded resolvent-word expansion forced by Proposition 3.4. Every word
kernel is manifestly transposed by reversing the word and all integration
coordinates; reversal is a bijection on compositions of the total order.
Graded resolvent words #
Vertex weight of a graded resolvent word. A block of size 1
is one mollified-noise insertion. A positive even block is a scalar
counterterm insertion; all other block sizes carry zero weight.
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A finite graded word evaluated on a full chain tuple.
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The spatial multiple integral attached to one graded word.
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Reversal of a word's vertex indices, including the harmless cast between the propositionally equal list lengths.
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Reversal of the full chain slots.
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Reversal of chain-edge indices.
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Measure-preserving reversal of the integration variables #
Reverse the integration-variable coordinates of a graded word.
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Coordinate reversal preserves the finite product of paper Haar measures.
Reversing all internal coordinates and swapping the two external points reverses the assembled full chain.
The left endpoint of a reversed edge is the reversal of the original edge's right endpoint.
The right endpoint of a reversed edge is the reversal of the original edge's left endpoint.
Pointwise symmetry of a graded word #
Reversing a word and all chain coordinates transposes its integrand.
Every graded resolvent-word kernel is transposed by reversing the word. No integrability hypothesis is needed because the change of variables is measure preserving.
The empty graded word is the free Green kernel.
Composition sum of all graded words #
Sum of all graded resolvent words of total order n. Positivity
of composition blocks excludes a spurious degree-zero vertex.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.gradedParametrix M ρ lam ε n x y ω = ∑ c : Composition n, Anderson4D.PartialPairing.renormWordKernel M ρ lam ε c.blocks x y ω
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The complete graded-word sum is symmetric: composition reversal is a bijection and transposes every individual word.
The order-zero graded sum is the free Green kernel.
Head decomposition of graded words #
Fubini after separating the zero-th coordinate of a finite tuple. Only integrability of the original joint function is assumed; no pointwise integrability of the sections is required.
The outer integral of the zero-th-coordinate sections is integrable whenever the original joint function is integrable.
A nonempty word integrand separates into its first edge, first vertex weight, and the remaining word integrand.
Joint integrability of one flat graded-word kernel. This is the
right hypothesis for Fubini: section integrability is then needed only
almost everywhere and is supplied by integral_prod.
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A flat nonempty word kernel is its first weighted Green convolution with the remaining word kernel.
Joint flat-word integrability implies integrability of the first weighted Green convolution with the tail kernel.
Compositions classified by their first block #
Remove the positive first block from a composition of n+1.
The finite index stores that block minus one.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.compositionHeadTail n { blocks := [], blocks_pos := blocks_pos, blocks_sum := hsum } = ⋯.elim
- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.compositionHeadTail n { blocks := 0 :: tail, blocks_pos := hpos, blocks_sum := blocks_sum } = ⋯.elim
- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.compositionHeadTail n { blocks := k.succ :: word, blocks_pos := hpos, blocks_sum := hsum } = ⟨⟨k, ⋯⟩, { blocks := word, blocks_pos := ⋯, blocks_sum := ⋯ }⟩
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Prepend the block k+1 to a composition of the remaining
degree.
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Classifying a nonempty composition by its first block is a finite equivalence.
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The order-n+1 graded sum, classified by the size of its first
positive block.
Head-block recurrence for the graded sum. Joint integrability is required only for the finitely many flat words at the new order.
Even head blocks #
Positive even head blocks are in bijection with the paper's
counterterm range q ∈ [1, ⌊(n+1)/2⌋].
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.evenHeadIndexEquiv n = { toFun := Anderson4D.PartialPairing.evenHeadIndex n, invFun := Anderson4D.PartialPairing.evenHeadOrder n, left_inv := ⋯, right_inv := ⋯ }
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Summing a head-block selector leaves its degree-one term and the negative contributions of exactly the positive even blocks.
Proposition 3.4 recurrence for the graded sum #
Degree-one head contribution for the graded parametrix.
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Positive even head contribution for the graded parametrix.
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Sum of the positive even graded head blocks at order n+1.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.gradedOrderCountertermSum M ρ lam ε n x y ω = ∑ q ∈ Finset.Icc 1 ((n + 1) / 2), Anderson4D.PartialPairing.gradedCountertermBlock M ρ lam ε q (n + 1 - 2 * q) x y ω
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The graded composition sum satisfies the left recurrence of Proposition 3.4.