Rounding bounded weights before choosing balanced coefficients #
Dividing by a common scale and taking natural floors changes every positive fibre weight by only a prescribed relative fraction. Consequently centrality and coefficient upper bounds transfer quantitatively. Bounded rounded weights belong to a finite family before the prime or original masses are fixed.
Relative rounding bounds hold on every finite subset, not only the whole support or halfspaces.
The rounded weight is central at the multiplicatively decreased
parameter (1 - η) * θ.
Transfer the balanced upper bound back from the rounded weights.
Uniform balanced coefficients for bounded lattice fibres. The original
integer masses and the length may vary without bound: rounding places them
in a finite family using only d, K, C, γ, and η. Both witnesses are
chosen before the original masses, the centrality parameter, and the length.
The only unproved ingredient is the explicitly supplied balanced lemma.