No-collapse base case for Proposition 5.9 #
When (5.40) has no eligible branch, the whole tree satisfies (5.38). Proposition 5.10 is then applied with no skipped edge. This file records the pointwise and sum-level bridges for that reduction, together with a dyadic scale which always dominates a prescribed natural scale.
With no skipped indices, NoAdjacentEqual implies the single-scale
adjacency predicate.
The pointwise base bridge summed in the exact paperSum normalization.
Every natural scale is dominated by a natural dyadic scale.
At zero skipped edges, the P-5.10 right side is independent of the
auxiliary dyadic scale R.
The zero-skipped single-scale right side is bounded by the P-5.9 right
side. It is exactly the W = ∅ summand, apart from the smaller
C0^(m/2) coefficient and the absent D factor.
Complete no-eligible-branch case of Proposition 5.9, parameterized by
Proposition 5.10 with the same constant C0.