Every spatial integral is ten-dimensional, including for active depths
2,3,4,5,6,10. The complete branch has finite action and energy precisely
when p>5. More generally,
∫Raw0d10x<∞ for a≥0 precisely when a<2p−10.
Equality gives logarithmic divergence. The common choice p=8 makes
μs(W0) bounded above and away from zero, with limit
Csσεp8 at infinity. It also gives finite moments of
every order below six.
with Λ=0 in the core and Λ→p/4 at vacuum. Every fixed
positive-order logarithmic derivative is bounded. Thus for
u=log(W/W0),
logw0w(W)≤Bp∣u∣,ρ=w(W)eF/b,F=U⋅a−h−Ξq.
A bounded relative support and bounded F/b control the positive density
ratio uniformly in spatial location. Density reconstruction retains one
derivative because F contains derivatives; it is not a derivative-free
map on the carrier coordinates.
The exterior-to-core action ratio is 5Jp. One prescribed common
A fixes
L=[120A/(σπ5(1+5Jp))]1/10 if the other support
parameters are specified. Identifying A with ℏ is still
a normalization premise; no particle-specific field amplitude is chosen.
This improvement is on the positive domain W>0. At p=8 the extension
of w to W=0 is C2 but not C3, and that of μs is continuous
but not C1. Uniform exterior estimates do not imply a smooth vacuum
evolution theorem.
do not depend on the density function. On the centered uniform prefix,
all support and horizontal residuals vanish, ρ=w0 and F=0.
Coefficient variations multiply these zero residuals; the density term's
support variation is b(ρ/w−1)w′(W)=0. Varying the full action before
taking branch values therefore retains