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Quantitative dilute comparison of actual coupled solutions

Physical scope

Exact coordinate metric and density inequalities in a restricted dilute subfamily of the smooth coupled model. Bounds compare ideal mathematical fields and are not experimental or numerical measurements.

Example

Assume ACω as defined in The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω). Fix b>0 and 0<δ≤1/10, and set a=δb. With r2=∑i(xi)2, let h0:=b/r2+b2 and ρlin:=3c2δb3/[4πGN(r2+b2)5/2]. The exact coupled fields of the A-page theorem satisfy, entrywise in this Cartesian chart, ∣g00+(1−2δh0)∣≤3100,∣gij−(1+2δh0)δij∣≤1100, and 0≤1−ρρlin≤310. These fractions bound discrepancies in an ideal exact model family. They are not measured errors and imply no stability or small-data existence theorem.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The indexed ACω premise [A1], b>0, 0<δ≤1/10, a=δb, and the exact A-page family.

[F1]

Under ACω, Exact smooth coupled counterpoised dust and observables establishes that for a=δb, 0<δ≤1, the same exact smooth coupled fields satisfy ∣g00+(1−2δh0)∣≤3δ2, ∣gij−(1+2δh0)δij∣≤δ2, and 0≤1−ρ/ρlin≤3δ, with the displayed positive density profile.

[A1]

The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω) is the indexed premise that every family (Xn)n∈N of nonempty sets has a function f on N with f(n)∈Xn for each n. It is assumed here because the exact A-page theorem [F1] requires it; the finite substitutions below add no stronger choice principle.

Verification

1.1givenA1F1algebra

Since r2+b2≥b2>0, the function h0=b/r2+b2 satisfies 0<h0≤1. The chosen a=δb has a,b>0 and 0<δ≤1, so the stated profile and positive ρlin meet [F1]'s exact spherical hypotheses.

2.1givenA1F1step 1.1algebra∎

Apply [F1]'s exact bounds and use δ2≤1/100 and 3δ≤3/10, which follow from 0<δ≤1/10. This gives all three inequalities in the Example. Every comparison concerns exact model fields; no measured error is being reported.

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