Equation (10.53): source-correct first-crossing reduction #
This file corrects the endpoint orientation of the minus first-crossing window.
It proves the pairing-to-kernel inequality with the left endpoint s-1, and
records the unique earliest scalar inequality still needed for the strict
(10.56) contradiction. No stationary exclusion or strict kernel bound is a
record field or theorem premise.
Source-correct normalized pairing step preceding (10.56). Notice the
factor W₋(s-1) on the right.
The exact scalar ratio occurring after the source-correct pairing step.
At stationarity its prefactor is the (10.45) quantity
A = ξ(s)-c-2/s; proving this ratio < 1 is precisely the first unresolved
scalar inequality. It is declared as an object, not assumed by any record.
Equations
- Section10Equation1053KernelExpansion.equation1056ScalarRatio ξ c s = ((ξ s - c - 2 / s) * ∫ (t : ℝ) in s - 1..s, Real.exp (-Section10Equation1053.psiMinus Section10Equation1053NonCircular.explicitKappaOneAdjointPlus ξ c t)) / Real.exp (-Section10Equation1053.psiMinus Section10Equation1053NonCircular.explicitKappaOneAdjointPlus ξ c (s - 1))
Instances For
Unique earliest scalar frontier left by the source audit. A complete
internalization of (10.47)--(10.53) must prove this at a sufficiently large
explicit c and cutoff, from canonical ξ bounds and the explicit rational
adjoint estimates.