The transition-window memory tail in the moving-cutoff energy.
The cutoff-weighted memory square appearing in the diagonal moving energy.
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Trace of the nonnegative diagonal corrector-energy correction obtained by the source's active-shear gradient-square formula.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Section3.movingCutoffEnergyTrace I κ m t = 8 * Real.pi ^ 4 * AVenhance.a β I.Λ m ^ 2 * κ * AVenhance.Infra.Section3.movingCutoffMemoryEnergy I κ m t
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If no small forcing window is active, every memory mode is in its transition tail. Its cutoff-weighted squared memory is bounded by the square of the one-mode relaxation error; the partition of unity sums these tails without an index-count loss.
In a transition window with no active forcing, the full nonnegative
corrector-energy trace is quadratically small. Under the source condition
ε_m² ≤ κ τ_m / 2, this implies the one-power error scale in
l.flux.to.energy.
Uniform version of the inactive-window energy tail. Its constant is
independent of the particular ingredient once the cutoff derivative fields
are bounded by C₀.
When one small-scale forcing cutoff is active, the moving corrector-energy trace contains only that mode: its cutoff weight is one and every other odd transition weight is zero.
The active diagonal flux entry differs from the moving corrector-energy
trace by the cutoff-derivative error. The displayed constant is uniform over
all ingredients whose two derivative constants are bounded by C₀.