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Real-section permanent-derivative compensation and quadratic phase control

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Abstract

We prove a uniform lower bound for a compensated homogeneous permanent derivative on the entire real centered positive semidefinite section of order six. If r is the trace, the bound is strictly greater than 5000r^4 for nonzero matrices, with explicit positive reserves from two actual omission variances. The proof cancels two signed contractions by subtracting fifty-eight times the fourth-degree omission variance and pays the ordinary side with the third-degree omission variance. No spectral gap, rank or entry-sign restriction is needed. Conjugation symmetry makes the loss along an imaginary perturbation quadratic; explicit coefficient and multilinear norm budgets then prove the lower bound 219r^4 on the closed complex tube ||Im K||_F <= r/1000. We also record the unrestricted complex cancellation identity and its quadratic-state correction. Its remaining coupled remainder is not paid globally.

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  1. Edition 2 · 2026-10-27 · public
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Subjects
Mathematics · Linear Algebra and Matrix Inequalities
Keywords
permanent, positive semidefinite matrices, omission variance, compensation, complex phases, matrix inequalities
Manuscript date
2026-10-25
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Scope

Uniform positivity of the auxiliary compensated homogeneous derivative F4 on the entire real centered PSD section of order six, with retained omission variances; a closed complex phase tube and a general algebraic correction identity. All centered ranks and singular boundaries are included. Constants are conservative.

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Author-published preprint. AI assistance was used in research, drafting and checking; the author is responsible for the mathematical statements and presentation.

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