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Place identity and flanking positive-charge intervals
Statement (paper)
Fix a base and two distinct opposite endpoints with incident jumps . At a place , with , , and , one has , and the integrated bit-difference charge at equals . Moreover, with at archimedean entries and otherwise, , and all positive charges at lie in and , even when these intervals are not contained in the chosen level interval.
In plain English
For a base with two distinct opposite endpoints with jumps , at each place one has , where are the smaller and larger of and . The integrated bit-difference charge at equals , the quantity is nonnegative, and all positive charges at lie in and , even if these are not inside the chosen level interval.
Why it's here
This is the local bookkeeping step at a single place: it rewrites the pair's log-size as minus the bit-difference charge and confines positive charges to two explicit intervals of length on either side of . The later claims use this localization to show rare positives sit on one side and to carry out the central-window and product-formula cancellation. It relies on the coordinate closeness bounds with constants from the coordinate-state lemma, which is where the archimedean correction enters in .
Classified routine:
Local valuation bookkeeping at a single place: the identity follows from together with the coordinate closeness bounds from the ht-states lemma, which supply the archimedean constant. It is a direct calculation rather than a new idea.
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Figure 1schematicp. 26
The intervals and , with and , flank the bit-difference interval. The central window in creates excess only if its total overlap with the two flanks exceeds ; then both thresholds lie strictly inside .
What it shows
A horizontal axis labeled carries tick marks at , , , . Above the axis, two light-blue shaded bands with dark blue lines mark the flanking intervals and , separated by a gray band labeled "different bits" over . Below the axis, an orange bracketed segment labeled "central window " starts inside and ends inside , with dotted vertical lines showing that and both lie in its interior. It illustrates that a window whose overlap with the two flanks exceeds must contain both thresholds strictly inside.
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- §5.2 Three fixed pair experiments
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