The rough-scale payoff in the one-parity ledger #
This file records, with multiplicity, the skipped incoming edges whose
rough estimates contribute the explicit (N / R)² factors in
(5.90)--(5.92). It also isolates the two estimates needed to collapse
those local factors to the root scale:
- marking the first
fueleligible pairs retains at least the firstmin skipped fuelskipped occurrences; - every active
N-class lies below the root Hepp scale.
The occurrence list below is deliberately a List, rather than a
Finset: when both incoming edges of one rough pair are skipped, both
copies of the scale gain occur in the analytic target.
Pure positional counting #
Number of skipped incoming edges carried by one positional block.
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- Anderson4D.XYCluster.positionExceptionSkippedCountBlock (Anderson4D.XYCluster.PositionExceptionControlBlock.single position skipped) = if skipped = true then 1 else 0
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Number of skipped incoming-edge occurrences in a positional ledger.
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Number of rough scale factors retained by one positional block. Singles are intrinsically rough; unmarked pairs contribute none.
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- Anderson4D.XYCluster.positionExceptionRoughFactorCountBlock (Anderson4D.XYCluster.PositionExceptionControlBlock.single position skipped) = if skipped = true then 1 else 0
- Anderson4D.XYCluster.positionExceptionRoughFactorCountBlock (Anderson4D.XYCluster.PositionExceptionControlBlock.pair leftPosition rightPosition skipLeft skipRight) = 0
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Number of explicit (N/R)² occurrences retained by a ledger.
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The raw skip count is the sum of the incoming-edge indicators on the two outward position runs, independently of the pairing phases.
Every original adjacency is the incoming edge of exactly one non-anchor
position. Hence the raw Boolean ledger counts O with no loss and no
duplication.
Exact selection-count inequality for the first-skipped-pair algorithm.
The left side counts skipped incoming edges, not merely eligible blocks. Consequently, a marked pair whose two incoming edges are both skipped contributes two rough factors, exactly as its analytic target does.
Occurrence-level analytic ledger #
The active dyadic scales whose explicit square factors occur in one located block. Both skipped sides of a rough pair are retained.
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- Anderson4D.XYCluster.locatedBlockRoughScaleOccurrences (Anderson4D.XYCluster.LocatedNXParityBlock.single position a skipped) = if skipped = true then [a] else []
- Anderson4D.XYCluster.locatedBlockRoughScaleOccurrences (Anderson4D.XYCluster.LocatedNXParityBlock.pair leftPosition rightPosition p) = []
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All rough square-factor scales, retaining their multiplicities.
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The rough-scale product is exactly the product over its occurrence list.
Concrete first-three selection theorem. Its left side is computed from the raw, pre-marking flags, so it does not assume an abstract supply of eligible blocks.
Concrete paper count: the selected schedule contains at least
min |O| 3 explicit square factors.
Moving local scales to the root #
Every active N-class scale is bounded by the root Hepp scale.
The root dyadic scale is one summand of its accumulated scale.
One selected local square factor is no larger than its root-scale copy.
The product of k selected local square gains is bounded by the
2k-th power of the root ratio.
Under the paper's root accumulated-scale hypothesis, the root ratio lies in the unit interval.
The numerical collapse used after (5.92). Counting
min s 3 selected square occurrences is enough for the (slightly weaker)
paper exponent min (2s) 3.
Ledger-facing collapse: only the exact selected-occurrence lower bound is
needed. The following concrete section proves that lower bound from O.
Final concrete rough-scale ledger bound for one anchored parity schedule.
This is the explicit (N_root/R)^(min (2|O|) 3) payoff used after
(5.90)--(5.92).