Pointwise chain-weight bridge for the single-scale proof #
The local estimates use the kernels lambda and strongLambda, while the
frozen Proposition 5.10 statement uses
latticeEdgeWeight x y = (1 + ‖x-y‖²)⁻¹. This file records the pointwise
comparisons needed by the final finite-Fubini assembly.
For an unskipped edge, separation at the LCA scale activates the local
cutoff and the statement weight is bounded by the inverse-square kernel.
For a skipped edge, multiplying the local value R⁻² by R² recovers the
omitted statement factor exactly.
An unskipped edge entering a leaf in the active (N,X) class a is
bounded by that class's lambda kernel.
The stronger cutoff on the second edge is also activated by LCA separation when its two endpoint classes are fixed.
Strong-kernel version of sq_mul_lambda_skipped.
Uniform pointwise and product interfaces #
The factor printed in the skipped-chain product at one edge.
Equations
- Anderson4D.XYCluster.edgeStatementFactor skipped x y = if skipped = true then 1 else Anderson4D.latticeEdgeWeight x y
Instances For
Pointwise statement-to-lambda comparison, including the exact R²
charge on a skipped edge.
Pointwise statement-to-strongLambda comparison for the second edge of a
paired elimination block.
Generic finite-product reinsertion of the skipped-edge budget. This is the
algebraic statement behind the factor R^(2s) in (5.87), independent of
the later choice of one- and two-variable elimination blocks.
A concrete kernel product attached to an (N,X) word #
At every adjacency, use the target class's one-variable kernel, except on
the selected set strongEdges, where the two-class cutoff of (5.91) is
used. This definition is pointwise in a leaf word; the later Fubini step
turns its product into nested conditioned copy sums.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
Concrete statement-boundary comparison for a fixed leaf word and its
induced active (N,X) word. Equal adjacent leaves are needed only off
O, exactly as in the frozen proposition.