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Summary
Scoped written proof with exact finite corroboration. For every finite normalized Gaussian section at either half-shift endpoint, determine its exact inverse-norm infimum over the Gaussian scale:
For N>=2 every positive q gives a strictly larger norm; q tending to zero approaches the infimum. At N=1 the norm is one. The proof compares the whole positive checkerboard inverse with the triangular all-ones matrix and uses its classical singular value. This answers the scale-uniform part of Jose Manuel / jmbarrancoml's #4193 finite-cap sharpness question. The exact norm at fixed q remains open.
Only six files in
research/gaussian-half-shift-envelope/are added. The contribution was produced by Nick Petalas. Credit #4193 for the question and finite-cap framework; Vlado Vojdanovski / #1673 for the cited q-LDU factors; Jeremy Kothe and the #1758 contributors for the shifted Gaussian lineage; Cinna Davis for the later caller; and Nick Petalas #5150/#6459 for related lower and upper results. No priority is claimed for the classical triangular singular values or positivity argument. No predecessor scientific verifier is replayed.Advance CLAIM. Canonical base
e54523517d0f03e58352e647c403a5af3e525a57, priority revision 8, selected #7000 unchanged.Evidence
The cited predecessor supplies finite-cap upper bounds and leaves sharpness open. The new written proof supplies the exact scale-uniform lower envelope and an approaching family.
Local CPython 3.12.15, standard library only:
f1401fd8618394634c4f2a2171a668ba5f6915c2.Reproduce from the repository root:
Substitute another CPython 3.12 interpreter path elsewhere. Expected markers are
PASS_GAUSSIAN_HALF_SHIFT_ENVELOPE,PASS_REGISTERED_RESEARCH_PACKAGEandPASS_RESEARCH_COMMIT_BYTES. Receipts are generated from the current six file hashes; none is handwritten or committed.Limitations and unrun obligations
The universal statement relies on the written proof and cited q-LDU premise. Finite checks corroborate it. The result is an exact infimum over q, not the norm at a prescribed positive q. Earlier related linear-growth consequences retain their credit.
No interior-shift lower envelope, fixed-q leading coefficient, production normalization/gauges, rounded inverse, physical execution, native/compiler/stock/tape invoice, supplier admission, new kappa or complete multiplication theorem is supplied. All five selected framework assumptions remain. Lean, Docker, predecessor scientific suites, selected full cold replay and separate type/lint analysis are unrun. Independent human and formal proof-kernel review are unclaimed.
Related open work
No open PR studying this normalized constant-shift half-endpoint infimum surfaced in the current search. The cached full search covered 477 open PR bodies; fresh current PR metadata and handoff claims were checked before committing. Sparse notes, arbitrary historical diffs and unpublished work remain coverage limits.
Merged #4193 supplies the cited factors and upper estimate. Merged #6459 improves an upper envelope; #5150 and #6483 concern varying-phase boundary cells. No predecessor census or numerical comparison was run for this contribution.
The completion refresh examined this account's open contributions created since the CLAIM: #7178, #7179 and #7181 through #7187. They concern shell growth, Coxeter tariffs, Clifford sectors, cube-zero lifts, radical tariffs, rational headers, block signatures and samplers. None studies this constant-shift Gaussian inverse envelope or computes a conflicting shared value. No extra scientific comparison computations were run.
Open next questions
CI notes
At exact head
f1401fd8618394634c4f2a2171a668ba5f6915c2, run 42992579989, plan job 130428771832, failed in Onboarding helper tests on exactly one of 760 tests, with 24 skipped:The job log shows that
docs/ci-verification.mdstill describes selected #6030 andmake frontier6030-verify. Direct inspection of canonical maine54523517d0f03e58352e647c403a5af3e525a57confirms that its selected record instead namesmake frontier7000-verify. The test, document and selected record are byte-identical between that base and this PR. This six-file package did not cause the mismatch.The same exact failing test, missing command, 760-test total, one failure and 24 skips were confirmed directly in the failed-step logs of every run below:
CI did not certify this package. Its replay job was skipped because plan failed. The local normal/optimized, registered-package and committed-byte/source-history checks recorded above remain the available automated package evidence. No fix, retrigger commit, push or job rerun was made for this repository-level failure. Maintainers will repair main.
Merge danger
Reversible, isolated research package. The selected frontier and shared implementation are unchanged. Mathematical acceptance remains separate from archival intake.