A positive half-cell endpoint can be chosen separately for each positive time. The resulting interval has refresh-scale length, and the source-rate bound gains the square root of that refresh scale.
For every point of [0,1], some positive half-cell endpoint in [0,1]
is within one refresh length. The endpoint at τ/2 handles the initial
half-cell; otherwise the floor chooses the preceding half-cell endpoint.
The actual Section 4 refresh time is at most one, so the geometric selector applies to every positive time up to one.
At every positive time, choose a positive zero endpoint of the H_m within one τPP
interval. The interval between the chosen endpoint
and t has length at most τPP, in the exact min/max form used by the
pairing FTC.
The source rate from the Hm estimate gains epsilon^(δ) after multiplication
by sqrt(τPP). hKprev is the diffusivity-recursion κ comparison, hProduct is the
diffusivity-recursion
product comparison, and hTauPP is the preceding-amplitude refresh-scale
comparison. The scalar amplitude Theta is kept abstract.
The source-rate gain and endpoint choice together give the exact
coefficient bound needed in the regular-pairing Cauchy estimate on each
positive-time interval. The returned interval length is in the same min /
max form as frozen_hm_positive_time_bounds_of_pairings.
Inputs in the form of the diffusivity-recursion estimate plus the unconditional a_(m-1) τPP_m bound give the
half-cell source gain. This wrapper removes the scale comparison from the
caller: amplitude_tauPP_bounds supplies the coefficient 2⁻²⁵.