Signed mean gain with fixed physical labels #
The physical wave family keeps its original label type. At each band an
injection on the active finite set identifies its coefficient data with the
relative native labels used by SignedMeanGain.NativeData. Finite-sum
reindexing then gives the actual native cross identity. The mean-gain theorem
is applied to the original family, with its original uniform constants.
Coefficient and carrier identities at one band #
The carrier metadata needed to compare the actual fields at one band. No relationship at another band is required.
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Equality of the stored coefficients and carrier metadata identifies the actual harmonic field at this band. Pressure data are not used in covariance.
Finite reindexing of actual fields #
Reindex a finite sum using only the coefficient and carrier identities on its active labels. Inactive labels need not have distinct images.
The native requested cross for arbitrary physical labels #
The actual primary and tangent sums agree with the native sums after
bandwise finite reindexing. This theorem does not reindex SignedFamily,
so none of its uniform coefficient bounds acquire a label-dependent constant.
The same primary matrix, masks, fundamental, and signed inverse supply the requested physical stress. Both cross identities are conclusions.
The gain for the original family and literal reconstructed state #
Signed-wave mean gain for fixed physical labels and a band-dependent
native reindexing. The input uniform bounds remain those of f on the
original label type. The output is the actual moving-gauge reconstructed
state, including the supplied Gaussian error and all covariance terms.