Section 12 pasting: line one-point transport — outcome lemmas #
Internal helper module; part of the file-split for #1127.
References #
references/ldt-paper/ld-pasting.texblueprint/src/chapter/ch09_pasting.tex
The postprocessed one-point right family has zero-operator none outcome,
because the selected slot satisfies i < k and is always postprocessed to some.
The one-point right family is measurement-valued when the selected coordinate exists. This is the source of nonnegativity for the linear consistency defect.
The rotated prefix-only one-point left family has no none outcome.
Generic outcome expansion for evaluating a restricted completed-slice sandwich family at a concrete field value.
Outcome expansion for the original full one-point left family at a concrete field value.
Outcome expansion for the original-order prefix family at a concrete field value.
Outcome expansion for the selected-first prefix family at a concrete field value.
The full one-point left family has no none outcome: the selected coordinate is
restricted to genuine completed polynomials before postprocessing by evaluation.
The prefix-only one-point left family has no none outcome.
Delete one trailing sandwiched-line coordinate from the full one-point left family, for a genuine field outcome.
This is the one-coordinate version of paper ld-pasting.tex lines 934--941:
summing over an extraneous completed-slice outcome collapses that measurement to
I, leaving the shorter sandwich.
Deleting all coordinates after i from the full one-point left family leaves
exactly the prefix family used in the Cauchy--Schwarz transport.
This closes the paper's exact marginalization step ld-pasting.tex lines
932--953; the remaining analytic residual starts after this deletion.
Scalar absorption for the post-tail-deletion one-point estimate.
This is the arithmetic at references/ldt-paper/ld-pasting.tex:1028--1033,
with the endpoint error from eq:ld-gbcon and the two Cauchy--Schwarz losses
from ld-pasting.tex:954--1024 kept separate. The proof uses the paper's
√426 ≤ 21 estimate and the square comparison
√(γ^(1/16)+ζ^(1/16)+(d/q)^(1/16)) ≤ γ^(1/32)+ζ^(1/32)+(d/q)^(1/32).