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Section 25 4 October 2026

How the exact writer controls the new rank terms

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25 How the exact writer controls the new rank terms

Let G∗=V(S)(ψoldg0)G_*=V(S)(\psi_{\rm old}g_0) and δ=Ψ−G∗\delta=\Psi-G_* as above. Throughout this prefix section T=ta−th=0.0386 sT=t_a-t_h=0.0386\,\mathrm s, with elapsed time measured from the handoff th=−0.002 st_h=-0.002\,\mathrm s. On S<SonS<S_{\rm on} the displacement and its derivatives are the identity. Every hybrid functional integral in this section is restricted to Qpre={S<Son}Q_{\rm pre}=\{S<S_{\rm on}\} before integration. The separately charged good-clock event keeps actual prefix trajectories in that set. Global error and moment norms may upper-bound these restricted integrals, but G∗=ψoldg0G_*=\psi_{\rm old}g_0 and the corresponding small pointer-jet substitution are asserted only there. No derivative of the region's indicator is taken, and no full-space equality of the two references is being asserted.

For the clock component use the original characteristic helper and its already proved positive current majorant. Inserting the sum of its old error and δ\delta into (13) gives the increment

ΔIS≤ℏMT[4(g1,o+e1,o)dS+2dS2+14dQG,o+9dg2,o+dSS]. \Delta I_S\le\frac\hbar M T [4(g_{1,o}+e_{1,o})d_S+2d_S^2+14dQ_{G,o}+9dg_{2,o}+d_{SS}].

For the pointer component use the different reference ψoldg0\psi_{\rm old}g_0, whose radial direction is independent of ZZ. Its pointer rank functional is exactly zero. Gaussian integration gives g1,Z=1/2g_{1,Z}=1/\sqrt2 and g2,Z=QZ=3/2g_{2,Z}=Q_Z=\sqrt3/2. Therefore

IZ≤TμZT0[22dZ+2dZ2+(233/2)d+dZZ]. I_Z\le\frac{T}{\mu_ZT_0} [2\sqrt2d_Z+2d_Z^2+(23\sqrt3/2)d+d_{ZZ}].

The references are chosen separately because each has the appropriate proved coefficients; no wave or current is transferred between them without the displayed identity.

Write A=∂Z+Z−Π1c(s)A=\partial_Z+Z-\Pi_1c(s), c=b+iμZb′c=b+i\mu_Zb'. On the quiet prefix A=B=∂Z+ZA=B=\partial_Z+Z, and Bδ=AΨB\delta=A\Psi, B2δ=A2ΨB^2\delta=A^2\Psi. Oscillator integration by parts gives

dZ≤A12+d2,dZZ≤A22+4A12+3d2,Aj=∥AjΨ∥. d_Z\le\sqrt{A_1^2+d^2},\qquad d_{ZZ}\le\sqrt{A_2^2+4A_1^2+3d^2}, \quad A_j=\norm{A^j\Psi}.

Indeed ∥(pZ2+Z2)f∥2=∥B2f∥2+4∥Bf∥2+∥f∥2\norm{(p_Z^2+Z^2)f}^2 =\norm{B^2f}^2+4\norm{Bf}^2+\norm f^2, while ℜ⟨pZ2f,Z2f⟩=∥Zf′∥2−∥f∥2\Re\langle p_Z^2f,Z^2f\rangle=\norm{Zf'}^2-\norm f^2. All identities hold on the complete vector-valued fibres before integration. A clock indicator is not differentiated.

25.1 Derivative closure and its proof

Appendix D supplies the Gaussian polynomial recursion, the four simultaneous positive moment inequalities, and the strict supersolution tests for the same new wave. It retains the additional −κΠ1(c′)2Ψ/(vT0)2-\kappa\Pi_1(c')^2\Psi/(vT_0)^2 source in the A2ΨA^2\Psi equation. The localized calculation then improves the pointer-weighted first clock-error estimate to Q(δS)<616735 m−1Q(\delta_S)<616735\,\mathrm m^{-1} and proves

sup⁡∥δS∥<0.1 m−1,sup⁡∥δSS∥<1.117215×1021 m−2. \sup\|\delta_S\|<0.1\,\mathrm m^{-1},\qquad \sup\|\delta_{SS}\|<1.117215\times10^{21}\,\mathrm m^{-2}.

The old third-clock input and all differentiated residual coefficients are included there. Appendix B derives the original-stock handoff data, including the fourth-spatial estimate and its Gaussian-tail terms. Thus these derivative bounds are established for the declared entrance wave, rather than imposed on a replacement handoff wave.