First-moment bound for the one-sided parametrix boundary #
This file closes the elementary probabilistic part of paper (3.32). The last-block boundary from (3.21) is first identified almost surely with a measurable finite sum of the physical coefficient operators. Cauchy--Schwarz then reduces its first moment to the orderwise P-3.5b second-moment bounds, the continuous-noise second moment, and the P-3.5a bounds on the deterministic counterterms.
The zeroth physical order is kept separate: it is the bounded Green operator, not a Hilbert--Schmidt coefficient operator.
A measurable physical representative of each graded order #
The physical order P_m = Q_m G. At order zero this is G;
positive orders use the canonical Fourier-coefficient realization.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.canonicalPhysicalParametrixOrderL2Operator M ρ lam ε m ω = if m = 0 then Anderson4D.greenL2Op else Anderson4D.canonicalParametrixOrderL2Operator M ρ lam ε m ω
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Its second-moment budget, with the deterministic zeroth order bounded by one.
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Measurable noise and counterterm multipliers #
The measurable degree-one multiplier.
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Multiplication by the deterministic order-2q counterterm.
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The measurable physical boundary #
Measurable physical realization of the last-block boundary in (3.21).
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Measurability and L² control of the physical pieces #
The measurable degree-one multiplier #
Explicit second-moment budget for the degree-one multiplication operator.
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Cauchy--Schwarz estimates for the boundary summands #
Integrability and finite-sum bookkeeping #
Explicit first-moment budget #
The finite expression obtained from P-3.5b, the continuous-noise
second moment, and a supplied P-3.5a envelope for |C_{2q}|.
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The concrete one-sided event estimate #
The one-sided good-event probability with both former boundary interfaces discharged by the explicit first-moment theorem above.
The qualitative P-3.5b inputs in the preceding theorem are constructive consequences of the mollified-noise model. Only the quantitative deterministic moment estimate remains.
R-322 supplies the counterterm envelope in the exact form consumed
by the boundary budget, with one constant selected before q.
Complete event/first-moment assembly from the literal quantitative
R-322 and R-324 outputs. All qualitative P-3.5b, Wick, boundary
integrability, and abstract first-moment premises have disappeared.
The only P-3.4 input left is hagree.
Paper-scale numerical budgets now imply the exact 2 ε²
exceptional-set estimate without any separate boundary integrability or
first-moment hypotheses.