Base-field jet bounds on every dyadic band #
The positive-order Borel stages vanish when their physical scale is at least
one. Their error jets therefore vanish on the open region above one. This
extends the normalized bounds to every positive physical scale and removes
the auxiliary restriction Q * qhi ≤ 1 from the chart estimates.
Positivity of the integer cutoff scales is enough; no asymptotic band condition is used.
The literal infinite sum equals its uncut order-zero coefficient above the cutoff.
A zero germ, rather than only a zero value, kills every actual blown derivative. The lemma does not assume differentiability of the function.
The existing small-scale theorem and the exact cutoff identity cover all positive scales, with the same constant.
Both tangential errors retain their original q^(2*h) bounds at every
positive physical scale.
Pulling back an all-positive-scale estimate needs only fixed upper and lower bounds on the normalized scale, not a band cutoff.
The actual swirl and axial errors on the fixed normalized chart.
The same literal field estimates as BaseChartJets.Estimates, now
for every band with 0 < Q ≤ 1.
All fixed jets and the local first/second derivative base bounds share constants chosen before any band or label.
The same scalar Borel sum has bounded chart jets on every band.
The actual physical radial coefficient has an all-order Q^h
envelope, uniformly before the band and label are selected.
All actual derivatives of b/Q^h are uniformly bounded.
A direct finite-jet statement for the actual physical component.
Fixed linear native/common coordinate changes preserve the genuine
order-one class. Only the original small factor is used as a weight;
there is no vanishing spatial zeta factor in this conclusion.
Every original dyadic band is covered; the epsilon sequence is unchanged.
The fixed final aligned schedule supplies the all-band tangential estimates without a replacement schedule or a low-band exception.
The very same final weighted-bundle schedule supplies the averaged axial estimates. No replacement scale choice is introduced.