Guarded continuous Dudley capstone on the unit interval #
This module instantiates the guarded positive-radius continuous Dudley passage
on the concrete unit-interval Rademacher linear process. The entropy profile is
real-valued, nonconstant, and used only through dyadic guarded annuli, avoiding
the old global Antitone (ℝ → ℝ) continuous theorem surface.
Dyadic-indexed rounded-grid cover-count profile for the unit interval.
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The dyadic-indexed profile is definitionally the rounded-grid cover count.
This is intentionally a dyadic-indexed statement, not a global real-radius covering-number antitonicity claim.
A bounded, nonconstant positive entropy profile used for the guarded unit-interval capstone.
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The entropy integrand is load-bearing: it is not a constant profile.
The entropy integrand has positive mass on the continuous Dudley interval.
Positive-radius singular entropy profile. It is zero off positive radii,
but diverges like ε^(-1/2) as ε ↓ 0 along positive radii.
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The singular profile dominates every rounded-dyadic entropy sample.
-- fidelity: The domination is uniform in the dyadic index and uses the actual rounded-grid cover counts, while the profile diverges at positive radii approaching zero.
The singular entropy profile has positive integral mass on 0..1/2.
-- fidelity: The positive lower bound comes from the concrete subinterval
[1 / 4, 1 / 2], so the load-bearing entropy term is not concentrated in a
formal singularity at zero.
Corrected guarded continuous Dudley wrapper using a dyadic profile side condition instead of a global antitone entropy profile.
-- fidelity: The finite input is a real dyadic upper-sum bound at positive annuli; the theorem does not assume global antitonicity or evaluate the profile at radius zero through monotonicity.
Continuous Dudley entropy-integral bound for the nonzero unit-interval Rademacher linear process with a nonconstant entropy integrand.
-- fidelity: The process is the concrete nonzero sign * t process on the
non-finite unit interval, the supremum functional has expectation 1 / 2, and
the entropy profile is separately proved nonconstant with positive integral.
Continuous Dudley entropy-integral bound for the unit-interval process using the integrable positive-radius singular entropy profile.
-- fidelity: This capstone uses the same concrete nonzero process and supplied
supremum as the bounded-profile theorem, but its entropy profile diverges as
ε ↓ 0 along positive radii and dominates every rounded-dyadic entropy sample.