All-order flat realization of the physical Neumann action #
L2NeumannAction.lean constructs every operator power by recursive Green
convolution and checks the first nontrivial flat chain. Here the reusable
weighted-path integrability theorem closes the Fubini induction at every
order. The equality is correctly stated almost everywhere in the left
endpoint: a fixed-endpoint flat chain may fail to be integrable on a
diagonal, while its joint integrand is integrable and therefore has
integrable sections almost everywhere.
The vertex weights of the order-n physical Neumann action: the
first n vertices carry the continuous multiplier and the last vertex
carries the input Fourier character.
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- Anderson4D.neumannActionPathWeight m β n i = Fin.lastCases (Anderson4D.charT4Continuous β) (fun (x : Fin n) => m) i
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Removing the first vertex of the order-n+1 path leaves exactly the
order-n path.
Every recursive physical Neumann action is the corresponding flat Green-path integral for almost every left endpoint.
Identification with the paper's flat product #
Flat complex Green-chain integrand with a continuous multiplier. The final character is included as the last vertex weight.
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A nonempty flat product separates into its first Green edge and multiplier followed by the shorter flat product.
The recursive weighted path is exactly the assembled flat product after the terminal vertex is separated.
A.e. flat-product form of the recursive physical action.
On an absolutely summable noise sample, the continuous flat product
is exactly the integrand used in the paper's neumannTermKernel.
A.e. kernel form of every recursive physical Neumann action.
All-order physical/operator bridge. Absolute Fourier
summability of the mollified sample implies the exact
NeumannTermKernelAction at every order.
Absolute Fourier summability discharges every kernel-action hypothesis in the Neumann-tail coefficient bridge.
On an absolutely summable sample, the operator and coefficient routes to the recentered inverse agree with the exact normalization from the paper.
The all-order flat path is the a.e. representative of the operator-valued Neumann power.