Geometry and analytic contraction at Suzuki's source cutoff and the two
natural-ceiling Case-II cutoffs. bracket is the explicit relative coefficient
closed by the analytic module; keeping it as a function makes this threshold
module independent of the currently unavailable Task-1 endpoint assembly.
Instances For
One threshold simultaneously supplies source-σ geometry, both natural
ceilings, and the analytic relative-bracket contraction.
The production endpoint theorem can instantiate bracket with
caseIIConcreteRoundedRelativeBracket N D d Δ (sourceSigma D d) C K.
No size premise, perfect-power equality, raw endpoint bound, or abstract
endpoint-error packet occurs here.
Pure terminal algebra for Claim 14.5 Case II. Under the intended instantiation,
sourceSumis the source parity sum;VissuzukiVProduct S z;finiteLayerisfiniteSourceLayer 1 2 N s;scaleisC * exp (sqrt K) * errorEnvelope * (log D)^(-Δ).
Thus contraction of the relative bracket gives exactly
sourceSum ≤ B0 + V * (finiteLayer + scale).
Exact residual production premises #
After Task 1 exports the direct double-rounded endpoint theorem, the final
consumer should retain only the following genuine premises (with
σ = sourceSigma D d, y = ⌈D^(1/3)⌉₊, and z = ⌈D^(1/s)⌉₊):
Section13HatContract H 2, oddN, and2 ≤ N;- the recursive Claim-14.5 source bound at depth
N-1; - source nonnegativity, logarithm, inherited/recursive-coordinate domain,
Claim-14.6(i), and pointwise induction premises on
sigmaOneCarrier; - the error-threshold, dimension-one local-product, Claim-14.6(ii), full-ceil,
T-positivity, and Claim-14.13 pointwise premises; 0 < Δ < 1,1 < s ≤ 3,2 ≤ K, and the fixed constant signs;- Claim-14.6(iii), the source-correct cubic lambda comparison, and the nonnegative final scale.
The following are intentionally absent: every large-D/size hypothesis,
D^(1/3) = y, any perfect-power hypothesis, hRaw, and any abstract endpoint
packet. SourceCaseIIEventualClosurePacket.geometry supplies all cutoff facts;
bracket_lt_one and source_caseII_close_relative_bracket perform analytic and
terminal closure.