The physical/operator bridge for the finite parametrix #
The pairing definition of the finite parametrix is convenient for the
probabilistic estimates, while inversion needs a bounded factor of the
form Q * G. This file constructs that factor from the finite graded
resolvent words. Every word is a finite product of bounded Green and
multiplication operators, so no inverse of the smoothing Green operator
is introduced.
The analytic comparison with the pairing expansion is deliberately kept separate from the algebraic construction. In particular, no pointwise kernel realization is postulated at exceptional noise samples.
Bounded operators attached to graded words #
Continuous complex realization of one graded-word vertex weight.
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The bounded factor represented by a graded word. Multiplication by
greenL2Op on the right restores the final Green edge of the physical
kernel.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.renormWordL2Factor M ρ lam ε ω hξ [] = 1
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The order-n bounded factor, summed over all compositions of the
graded order.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.gradedParametrixL2FactorOrder M ρ lam ε ω hξ n = ∑ c : Composition n, Anderson4D.PartialPairing.renormWordL2Factor M ρ lam ε ω hξ c.blocks
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The finite factorized parametrix through graded order A.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.gradedTruncatedParametrixL2Factor M ρ lam ε ω hξ A = ∑ n ∈ Finset.range (A + 1), Anderson4D.PartialPairing.gradedParametrixL2FactorOrder M ρ lam ε ω hξ n
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Word actions on Fourier characters #
Continuous representative of a graded word acting on a Fourier character after its final Green factor is restored.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.renormWordContinuousAction M ρ lam ε ω hξ β [] = Anderson4D.greenPhysicalConvolution (Anderson4D.charT4Continuous β)
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Exact L² realization of the recursive continuous word action.
Vertex weights for the flat path attached to one graded word. The last vertex carries the input character.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.renormWordActionPathWeight M ρ lam ε ω hξ β [] x_2 = Anderson4D.charT4Continuous β
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Every recursive word action is its flat weighted Green path for almost every left endpoint.
Identification with the graded-word kernels #
Complex form of a graded-word kernel. This is definitionally the
same integral as renormWordKernel, with the real integrand embedded in
ℂ.
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Complex kernel of the order-n graded parametrix.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.gradedParametrixKernelC M ρ lam ε n x y ω = ∑ c : Composition n, Anderson4D.PartialPairing.renormWordKernelC M ρ lam ε c.blocks x y ω
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Flat complex integrand of one word acting on a Fourier character.
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Separating the terminal path vertex produces exactly the word kernel integrand times the input character.
A.e. kernel form of a bounded graded-word factor followed by the final Green operator.
For almost every left endpoint, the word kernel acting on one Fourier character is integrable in the right endpoint.
A.e. kernel action of one complete graded order.
Fourier coefficients and the physical operator #
Bounded operators on TorusL2 are determined by all their Fourier
matrix coefficients.
Fourier coefficient of one bounded graded order after restoring the final Green edge.
The sole coefficient-level analytic bridge between the pairing parametrix used by P-3.5b and the graded word expansion used by the bounded operator algebra. It asks only for the integrated coefficients, not for a false all-endpoint kernel identity.
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At a sample where the integrated pairing/graded comparison holds, the bounded graded construction equals the canonical coefficient operator at each positive order.
The zeroth graded factor is the identity operator.
The Fin-indexed physical truncation is the Green operator plus
its positive canonical orders.
Actual physical bridge. The finite graded factor followed by
G is exactly the canonical bounded operator built from the P-3.5b
Fourier coefficients. The hypotheses are samplewise versions of the
two honest a.e. coefficient facts; no arbitrary realization operator is
quantified.
Canonical random factor and concrete P-err residuals #
Proof-independent totalization of the graded bounded factor. Continuity of the mollified noise holds almost surely at positive scale; the zero branch is used only on the exceptional set.
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The concrete right P-err residual for the bounded factorized Anderson operator.
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The concrete left P-err residual.
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Physical form of the right factor residual after restoring the final Green operator.
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Physical form of the left factor residual. The right
preconditioner is 1 - M G, as forced by associativity from
Q (1 - G M) G.
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Restoring the final Green edge turns the factor right residual into the corresponding physical preconditioned residual.
Restoring the final Green edge turns the factor left residual into the physical right-preconditioned residual.
The two factorized P-err identities hold for the canonical construction at every sample. This theorem contains no norm estimate: identifying and estimating the displayed residuals is the remaining analytic P-err task.
P-3.5b supplies the canonical positive-order coefficient identities simultaneously through every finite truncation order.
Almost-sure physical bridge for the proof-independent canonical factor.
Both concrete factor residuals agree almost surely with their physical preconditioned forms. These are the bounded-operator versions of paper (3.20)--(3.21); identifying the physical forms with the explicit boundary kernels is the remaining kernel-realization step.
The arbitrary Qfactor/Rleft/Rright validity interface is
discharged for the canonical construction. The only analytic bridge
left is the integrated pairing/graded coefficient agreement.
Exceptional-set estimate with the canonical factor and P-err residuals, eliminating the former arbitrary validity hypothesis.