Ordinary jets of the selected primary phase #
The angle and axial coordinate are affine in the actual phase. Their values need not be bounded, but their positive derivatives have a uniform bound. The remaining expression has polynomial slow jets on the same native phase cells used to construct the primary waves.
Affine values may be unbounded; every positive jet is bounded by the linear part alone.
Signed label: an abbreviation for ActualPrimaryBounds.SignedLabel B N0.
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Both signs share the actual, unmodified analytic phase cells.
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Jet domain, given by slowDomain.slot (fun l => (ActualPrimary.phases B N0 l.1).V l.2) (fun l => (ActualPrimary.phases B N0 l.1).openV l.2).
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The nonaffine part of the literal native phase.
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All orders follow from the actual constructed F/G jets and bounded native constants; this contains no phase-jet hypothesis.
Ordinary pullback jets on the actual native copy #
Copy index: an abbreviation for SignedLabel B N0 × TorusInverse.Frequency.
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Only the genuine analytic cell and clock core are required. In particular, this also allows the larger geometric source window.
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The estimate uses only the slow scale S, with no inverse distance to the boundary hidden in the bound.
The axial coordinate on the native slow/clock product.
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Phase linear as an element of ActualPrimary.FullPoint →L[ℝ] ℝ.
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Local phase, constructed using PhaseCalculus.phase.
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The full frequency-weighted phase, with the literal chosen carrier.
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One fixed loss Q^(-2h) controls every positive ordinary phase
derivative. Only the constant and the slow power depend on its order.
The full phase is exactly the zero-angle section plus the fixed integer angular frequency.
Restoring the unit-modulus exponential uses only positive inner phase jets. Its finite-prefix loss is explicit, including order zero.
The actual cut amplitude's support supplies the needed native copy; no independent carrier-jet estimate is assumed.
The literal normalized phase satisfies the same fixed-loss bound.
A bounded set of harmonic multiples changes only the constant. The power of Q is independent of both harmonic and derivative order.