Claim 14.6(i) bridge for the ceiling-coordinate error envelope #
At κ = 1, the production error envelope satisfies
E_N(D,s) = Λ₀^{sign(N)}(s) / s. Thus, on a positive interval,
nonnegativity and antitonicity of Λ₀ imply antitonicity of E_N.
The final theorem supplies this fact to the hError slot of the natural-ceiling
coordinate bridge from SuzukiLemma144Equation1410.
At κ = 1, the production error envelope is Λ₀/s at the parity sign
selected by the depth.
Claim 14.6(i), together with the Section-13 positivity package, makes the
production error envelope antitone on the matching parity interval. The proof
uses E = Λ₀/s: both Λ₀ and 1/s decrease on a positive interval, while
Λ₀ is nonnegative.
Production instantiation of the natural-ceiling source-coordinate bridge.
For each recursive natural argument ⌈D/p⌉, Claim 14.6(i) is assumed on its
matching parity domain. When both the inherited and recursive coordinates lie
in that domain, the preceding antitonicity theorem discharges hError.
The elementary hypotheses 2 ≤ p and 2p ≤ D provide both the ordering of the
two coordinates and 1 < ⌈D/p⌉, the positivity condition needed by the
production errorEnvelope normalization.
Fully discharged production ceiling bridge. In addition to Claim 14.6(i)
for the error envelope, Proposition 9.3 supplies the source-layer comparison
from the same explicit ceiling bounds and the two parity-domain memberships.
Thus callers provide the genuine natural-ceiling induction contract, with no
pre-packaged hSource or hError inequality.