The lattice summation behind the L² parametrix bound #
This file proves the deterministic summation step (3.31) following the weighted Fourier operator estimate (3.30). The endpoint factors are convolved after the shear
(α, β) ↦ (γ, α) = (α + β, α),
and the remaining central frequency sum costs exactly ε⁻⁴ in four
dimensions. Combined with the ε⁻⁸ in (3.24) and the ε⁻⁸ weight in
(3.30), this preserves the paper's ε⁻²⁰ power.
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- Anderson4D.l2LatticeRadialWeightRpow k = (1 + Anderson4D.z4FrequencyNorm k) ^ (-5)
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- Anderson4D.l2LatticeRadialWeight n k = ((1 + Anderson4D.z4FrequencyNorm k) ^ n)⁻¹
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- Anderson4D.l2LatticeCentralWeight ε k = (1 + (ε ^ 2 * Anderson4D.z4FrequencyNorm k) ^ 2)⁻¹
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- Anderson4D.l2LatticeGammaPairWeight ε p = Anderson4D.l2LatticeCentralWeight ε p.1 * (Anderson4D.l2LatticeRadialWeight 4 p.2 * Anderson4D.l2LatticeRadialWeight 4 (p.1 - p.2))
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- Anderson4D.l2LatticePairWeight ε p = Anderson4D.l2LatticeRadialWeight 4 p.1 * Anderson4D.l2LatticeRadialWeight 4 p.2 * Anderson4D.l2LatticeCentralWeight ε (p.1 + p.2)
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Comparison with the exact factors in (3.24) and (3.30) #
The endpoint Japanese bracket in (3.24) is controlled by the radial fourth-order weight used in the convolution estimate.
In four dimensions the Euclidean frequency norm is at most twice the sup norm used by the deterministic ledger.
The product of the eighth-order central decay in (3.24) and the
sixth-order Euclidean Japanese bracket in (3.30) leaves one central
second-order decay. The constant 64 is the four-dimensional
Euclidean/sup-norm comparison cubed.
Pointwise deterministic majorant for the exact product of (3.24)
and the Fourier weight (3.30). The two printed ε⁻⁸ factors remain
visible as ε⁻¹ ^ 16; the lattice sum below contributes the final
ε⁻⁴.
The frequency-independent factor in one order of the weighted second-moment majorant.
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Pointwise majorization of the actual P-3.5b right side after
inserting the (3.30) Fourier weight.
The full deterministic majorant consumed by the Tonelli form of
(3.30) is summable. This discharges the formerly explicit
hmajorant hypothesis in the orderwise L² bridge.
Numerical form of paper (3.31): the complete double Fourier sum
costs ε⁻²⁰. The remaining square is a fixed finite lattice mass,
independent of all paper parameters and of the order m.
Automatic almost-sure summability and the closed P-L² bound #
Summability of the expected deterministic majorant forces the
realized weighted Fourier square-sum to be finite almost surely. Thus
the non-junk hsum condition used by the abstract Tonelli adapter is a
consequence of P-3.5b, not an additional analytic hypothesis.
Closed ENNReal expectation form of P-L² at one parametrix order:
P-3.5b alone supplies both summability hypotheses of the abstract
Tonelli adapter, and (3.31) supplies the displayed ε⁻²⁰ bound.
Ordinary real-integral form of the preceding explicit orderwise bound.