Fixed-fiber assembly #
This file combines the canonical pointwise kernel schedule with the finite Fubini/CPS bridge. It then bounds the exposed anchor-copy sum and records the resulting phase-independent prefactor before complementary-phase interpolation.
The canonical pointwise kernel comparison sums exactly through the finite-Fubini/CPS bridge. No factorial or independent right-run choice is introduced.
One-phase fixed-fiber bound #
A phase-independent reference for the common scalar ledger. Choosing the unshifted schedule is only a normalization: the exact occurrence/scale/skip factorization shows that every phase choice has the same value.
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The common scalar ledger is independent of both pairing phases.
The named common prefactor is nonnegative at a positive cutoff.
One fixed (N,X) word fiber, one anchor, and one phase choice are bounded
by a phase-independent common prefactor times the retained oriented gain.
The anchor-copy cardinal and the number of elimination blocks have both
been absorbed into the single exponential constant.
Complementary-phase interpolation #
Successor-free packaging of the interpolated 1/16 gain. At positive
length it is exactly the active-P ratio product on the m - 1 original
adjacencies; the zero branch is uninhabited because it requires an anchor.
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- Anderson4D.XYCluster.finAnchorNXInterpolatedFiberGain Nm mu leftPhase rightPhase 0 anchor _cls _O = anchor.elim0
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The common prefactor for the frozen chain-weight fiber includes the statement-to-edge-kernel scale factor. It is still independent of both pairing phases.
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- Anderson4D.XYCluster.finAnchorNXFiberChainCommonPrefactor Nm mu C R anchor x O = ↑R ^ (2 * O.card) * Anderson4D.XYCluster.finAnchorNXFiberCommonPrefactor Nm mu C R anchor x O
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The scaled common prefactor is nonnegative.
Complementary phase choices give the fixed-fiber 1/16 estimate for the
frozen chain weight. The same universal constant and the same common
prefactor are used in both one-phase bounds before interpolation.