Numerical closure of the one-sided L² good-event budgets #
This file records the elementary small-scale estimates which turn the
explicit budgets in PerrLeftBoundaryMoment into the powers used in
paper §3.4:
- the physical truncated-parametrix second moment is at most
ε⁻²⁴; - the left-boundary first moment is at most
ε³⁰.
All constants are selected before the coupling and before the scale.
A scale-uniform Fourier-symbol sum #
A fixed eighth-order Schwartz constant for the cutoff.
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The fixed summability constant which appears after restricting the Schwartz multiplier to the lattice.
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Uniform polynomial control of the absolutely summable cutoff symbol. The power eight is deliberately wasteful but is fixed independently of the scale.
Exponential decay at the logarithmic truncation order #
A fixed geometric ratio raised to ⌊|log ε|⌋ gives an arbitrary
prescribed polynomial power of ε. The factor exp N is exactly the
single unit lost by taking the floor.
The physical second-moment budget #
The scale- and order-independent part of the orderwise P-3.5b
L² budget.
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Once both the coupling and the geometric order ratio are at most
one, every positive-order second moment is bounded by the same
ε⁻²⁰ envelope.
The moving physical finite sum admits a deliberately coarse
ε⁻²² bound. This leaves two full powers for absorbing its fixed
constant into the paper's ε⁻²⁴ threshold.
The physical budget eventually meets the exact power used in the Chebyshev threshold of paper (3.32).
Square-root envelopes for the boundary terms #
Square root of the fixed P-3.5b second-moment constant.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.physicalFirstMomentConstant outerConstant = √(Anderson4D.PartialPairing.physicalSecondMomentConstant outerConstant)
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Coarse positive-order square-root envelope after discarding the
inverse-logarithmic gain in λ_ε.
Fixed constant in the square-root noise envelope.
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Geometric routing in the boundary sum #
A deliberately tiny fixed ratio. Sixty-four powers of ε leave
ample room for all polynomial losses in (3.32).
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The routing inequality A < r + 2q turns the two perturbative
ratios into at least A powers of the common geometric ratio.
Order zero has no parametrix ratio, but the routing condition then
puts all A geometric powers into the counterterm.
Fixed coefficient in the final ε⁴⁶ boundary envelope.
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The boundary first-moment budget #
Under the paper's routing condition, sufficiently small fixed
geometric ratios turn the entire finite boundary sum into O(ε⁴⁶).
The exponent is deliberately stronger than the required 30.
The coarse ε⁴⁶ estimate eventually meets the exact ε³⁰
first-moment threshold of paper (3.32).
Coupling threshold chosen after the named deterministic constants
but before λ and ε. Below this threshold both numerical budgets
close simultaneously.
Final numerical good-event closure #
Adapter from the moving deterministic P-3.5a/P-3.5b/P-3.4 inputs
to the exact 2 ε² exceptional-set estimate. No numerical budget
hypothesis remains.