Exact zeroth-order cutoff average used in the Section 3 one-step estimate.
The integral of a scaled cutoff over a four-cell period is the prescribed
9/10 mass of the original cutoff.
Diagonal projector onto the second coordinate for the first shear mode.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Section3.OneStepAveraging.shearModeOne = !![0, 0; 0, 1]
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Diagonal projector onto the first coordinate for the third shear mode.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Section3.OneStepAveraging.shearModeThree = !![1, 0; 0, 0]
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Period averaging bounds the zeroth memory coefficient from above by the full relaxation scale and from below by the contribution of the plateau.
Quantitative error of the zeroth memory average from its full relaxation integral. The two losses are the fraction of the large period outside the cutoff plateau and the residual exponential memory before that plateau.
Integrating the explicit L_mn envelope preserves its pointwise bound.
This is the scalar ingredient used in the nonzero-order tail of the one-step
averaging estimate.
One-step estimate for the average of the Kmat. The zeroth mode
produces the 9/80 increment; all positive orders form a geometric tail under
the source small-ratio condition.
One-step estimate for the actual averaged flux KhomScalar, retaining
both justified finite-regularity errors from Approx.lean. The extra
(tau/tauP)^Nstar term is not silently replaced by the q^Nstar term.
Ingredient-uniform form of the one-step estimate under the cutoff bounds
used by the diffusivity-recursion estimate. Its constants depend on β and C₀, not on the
chosen I.