Section 11 commutativity: first scalar stability bound #
The first scalar stability defect and its Cauchy--Schwarz boundedness proof.
The paper's slice submeasurement R^y_g = E_{u,x} \sum_a G^{u,x}_a G^y_g G^{u,x}_a.
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Named scalar defect for the first paper stability claim.
For fixed y, this is the collapsed scalar from commutativity-G.tex,
equation eq:bound-this-right-now!: gCommStabilityR contains the averaged
left-register sandwich R_g^y = E_{u,x} \sum_a G_a^{u,x} G_g^y G_a^{u,x},
the factor (1 - (G y).total) is the paper's left-register (I - G^y), and
IdxPolyFamily.averagedSlicePointEvaluationOperator is the right-register
average E_v A^{v,y}_{g(v)}. Thus each summand has tensor placement
(R_g^y (I-G^y)) ⊗ E_v A^{v,y}_{g(v)}. This is the scalar expression bounded
by gCommStability_scalar, not the overlap SDDOpRel package.
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Direct boundedness proof for the first paper scalar stability estimate.
This is the Cauchy--Schwarz/Z^y part of
references/ldt-paper/commutativity-G.tex, clm:g-comm-stability (lines
135--179). It is intentionally separate from the overlap-style
gCommStability_overlap theorem: the overlap theorem bounds an internal
SDDOpRel package, while this theorem uses SliceBoundednessInput to control
the paper scalar defect after the finite marginalization/reindexing step.