A common shrinking support for actual physical increments #
Native outer radii, bounded by one fixed patch radius, give one physical outer-support constant for every stage. Coherent means are represented in a comparable native band; no physical support property is an input. The zeroth support assertion concerns the finite initialization increment.
This constant is shared by the entire stage sequence.
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Exact coherence and the native moving annulus supply the physical support for the same scalar field on the common valid sublevel.
The Cartesian angular reconstruction is pointwise zero-preserving.
The selected comparable band lies in the actual open normalized
window (1/2,2). No enlargement of the native mean domain is required.
Numeric bounds on the native radial endpoints. The same R occurs
at every stage, including stage zero.
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All three increment families share this explicit constant, independently of stage-dependent harmonics, native bands, cover gaps, and jet constants.
The common-radius conclusion is preserved by literal representations
of the five families supplied to MixedCandidateAssembly.
The initial field is the finite change, without the base potential.
Subtracting the base from initialized stage zero leaves exactly its finite supported potential increment.
Geometry outer constant, given by outerConstant G.patch.b.
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The concrete common constant for the manuscript's fixed actual patch.
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A literal coherent family on the fixed actual mean domain has the same outer constant as the wave increments.
The actual mean-domain type retains the strict normalized range
(1/2,2) used by the construction.
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Native support on the single fixed actual patch.
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One constant for the literal coherent mean families and actual wave
representations. This is the valid-domain alternative to MeanData's wider
cover interface. Stage zero is included in each increment family.