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Low-momentum matching has a controlled remainder
Pure mathematics; no physical premises or physical claim.
Statement
Assume the hypotheses and notation of the positive heavy-mode Gaussian matching data. Let be an energy and let be the spectral projection of . For and an integer , define which is well-defined since has bounded spectral support. Put . Then and Use natural units : has units of mass squared, have mass units, and is dimensionless. Under the source normalization of the positive heavy-mode Gaussian matching data, and the action remainder are dimensionless. These are exact conditional bounds for every ; the truncation is small/useful when . No claim is made for unrestricted sources or arbitrary interacting matching.
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Facts & Assumptions
Given: AC, as in Positive heavy-mode Gaussian matching data, , and .
The Axiom of Choice: the spectral construction assumes AC.
AC supplies countable selections and prescribed serial paths: AC supplies countable choice required in the actual proof of the spectral supplier.
Positive unbounded spectral calculus from a bounded resolvent: bounded Borel functions of have norm at most their supremum and has its spectral PVM on .
Positive heavy-mode Gaussian matching data: for , and .
Proof
Given: The hypotheses and notation in the Statement.
For every , putting and multiplying by gives This finite geometric identity also holds at and for .
On , the spectral variable satisfies . Therefore every polynomial term is defined, and the remainder multiplier satisfies because . Extend this bounded multiplier by zero outside and apply [F1]. With [F2] this identifies the inverse kernel and proves the vector identity defining and its norm bound.
By [F2], the action remainder equals . Cauchy–Schwarz [F3] and step 2.1 give the claimed bound. The factor decreases to zero only when ; for the same finite-order bound remains true but need not be small.
Depends on
The Axiom of Choice
AC supplies countable selections and prescribed serial paths
The adjoint is well defined, closed, and reverses inclusions
Cauchy–Schwarz: , with equality exactly for dependent pairs
Positive unbounded spectral calculus from a bounded resolvent
Positive heavy-mode Gaussian matching data