Manuscript Em01-D@2 · Em01-D-v2.tex · theorem · d3b49151
Theorem: Conditional fixed-kernel decision
The fixed-kernel decision problem › Main theorem · lines 273–341
Em01-D@2#thm:main, Em01-D@2#eq:mainexpansion, Em01-D@2#eq:singularsum, Em01-D@2#eq:maincoeff, Em01-D@2#eq:mainfinite, Em01-D@2#eq:mainrem, Em01-D@2#eq:maindrem
Fix the data of Sections sec:inputs–sec:contraction and a normalized compact profile . Suppose the complete translation distribution has the origin-germ certificate of Assumption ass:germ.
Then the family has the expansion
where
Absent exponents contribute no terms. All displayed coefficients are determined by
If is absent, .
For every compact , there are and such that, for sufficiently small scales and ,
Consequently:
the specified raw family converges strongly if and only if every coefficient in (eq:singularsum) is zero;
if one such coefficient is nonzero, one fixed compact joint test detects an unbounded raw pairing;
subtraction of (eq:singularsum) always gives the mathematical finite part under the certificate, but constitutes an admissible extension only under the additional conditions of Section sec:admissibility.
The proof does not require a continuous characteristic map on the whole internal module.
Displayed formulas in this passage
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