One-sided compact-parametrix inversion #
The paper estimates the physical identity P L = 1 + R'. After
factorizing P = Q G, this is the bounded identity
Q (1 - G M) = 1 + R'.
For an arbitrary bounded operator a small one-sided residual is not
enough for invertibility. Here G M is compact, however, so the
Fredholm alternative upgrades the resulting injectivity to an honest
unit. This avoids imposing an additional residual estimate not present
in paper (3.21)--(3.33).
A small left parametrix residual excludes eigenvalue 1 for the
compact operator K.
One-sided Fredholm inversion. If K is compact and
Q (1-K) differs from the identity by a norm-small residual, then
1-K is a unit.
The inverse selected by Fredholm is the corrected one-sided parametrix.
Anderson specialization of one-sided Fredholm inversion.
The physical inverse is the corrected left factor followed by
G.
Exact factorization of the one-sided correction error.
Quantitative one-sided error bound in terms of the physical
parametrix norm ‖QG‖, exactly the norm controlled in paper (3.31).
Half-ball form used by the paper-scale good event.