Corrected-sign compact-head margin #
For κ = 1 we take Δ₀ = 1 and
θ = (Δ₀ - Δ) / 2 = (1 - Δ) / 2. Thus the positive exponent is
Δ₀ - Δ, not the reversed (and negative) printed sign Δ - Δ₀.
The corrected positive half-gap exponent for the κ = 1 compact head.
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The coefficient at the fixed splitting point M corresponding to the
half-gap exponent.
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The explicit coefficient margin between the half-gap coefficient and the
full source exponent Δ₀ - Δ = 1 - Δ.
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The corrected sign gives a genuinely positive, completely explicit margin
at every fixed M > 1.
Direct Lemma-13.3 witness with the corrected positive exponent. This is the strict compactness input behind the quantitative margin.
Explicit positive-margin form of the fixed compact head. The established
DDE/FTC compact-head estimate actually has the stronger coefficient
(1 - 1/M)^(1-Δ). Rewriting that coefficient as
compactHeadCoefficient - compactHeadMargin exposes a fixed positive amount
which is available for absorbing the moving tail.
The threshold is fixed after M; no fixed-endpoint theorem is diagonalized at
a moving source cutoff.