On the Theory of Dipole-Type Products: Part I, The Forward Mechanics
Year: 2026
Type: preprint
Abstract: Overview & Structural ScopeThis manuscript establishes the complete forward deductive theory of canonical infinite dipole products:$$P(z) = \prod_{n=1}^\infty \frac{1 - z/v_n}{1 - z/p_n}$$and characterizes their capacity to synthesize and govern complex regular variation ($\mathcal{R}_\rho$) on sectorial domains in $\mathbb{C}^*$. By systematically analyzing the macroscopic logarithmic elasticity field:$$E_P(z) := \frac{z P'(z)}{P(z)} = \sum_{n=1}^\infty \frac{z(v_n - p_n)}{(v_n - z)(p_n - z)}$$we bridge the fundamental divide between discrete, zero-dimensional divisor geometries and continuous scale-invariant fields without evaluating continuous Stieltjes integrals or relying on classical Tauberian machinery. Key Theoretical Breakthroughs & Formula Highlights 1. **The Generalized Variational Envelope & Passive Neutrality**We establish a uniform majorization principle that bounds the continuous elasticity kernel against the radial supremum of the displacement field. For unpolarized lattices, vanishing of the sublinear density discriminant:$$\Delta_n^{(\gamma)} := \frac{|v_n - p_n| n^{2+\gamma}}{|p_n|^2} \longrightarrow 0 \quad (\text{as } n \to \infty)$$guarantees that $P(z)$ passively generates uniform Analytic Slow Variation (ASV, $\rho = 0$) across interior buffered sectors $\Omega_\eta$, remaining topologically stable even under fractional branch-cut harbor superposition. 2. **The Divisor Noise Shield (Perturbation Immunity)**We formulate the Divisor Noise Shield, proving that canonical dipole products exhibit profound resistance against microscopic spatial jitter and coordinate dislocation. Under radial shifts $p_n \mapsto p_n + \zeta_n$ and zero perturbations $v_n \mapsto v_n + \xi_n$, the macroscopic field suppresses chaotic noise:$$\sum_{n=1}^\infty \frac{|\zeta_n|^2 + |\xi_n - \zeta_n|^2}{|p_n|^2} < \infty \implies \lim_{\substack{|z| \to \infty \\ z \in \Omega_\eta}} \left| E_{\widetilde{P}}(z) - E_P(z) \right| = 0$$shielding the global scaling index against both bounded and unbounded discrete impurities. 3. **Active Polarization & The Exact Degree Extractor**To break passive neutrality, we introduce the mechanics of Active Dipole Polarization, coupling the intra-dipole displacement directly to the local forward mesh increment:$$v_n - p_n = -\rho(p_{n+1} - p_n) + \tau_n$$Through exact partial-fraction telescoping, we construct an explicit, calculus-free **Active Degree Extractor** that reads the complex scaling degree $\rho \in \mathbb{C}$ directly off the raw discrete coordinates:$$\rho = \lim_{N \to \infty} \frac{1}{p_{N+1}} \sum_{n=1}^N (p_n - v_n)$$This circumvents continuous integral transforms entirely, demonstrating that continuous scaling orders are holographically encoded in the discrete cumulative strain of the divisor. 4. **The Unsorted Pole-Sequence Plugin**By coupling the Active Dipole Theorem with the Divisor Noise Shield, we eliminate the classical sorting bottleneck ($|p_1| < |p_2| < \dots$). The resulting modular plugin ensures that the degree extractor yields the exact analytical index $\rho$ even when evaluated on raw, disordered, or numerically perturbed coordinate meshes. Metadata & Classification* **Field:** Complex Analysis, Special Functions, Asymptotic Analysis* **Keywords:** Canonical infinite products, Complex regular variation, Meromorphic functions, Analytic slow variation, Divisor perturbation theory, Asymptotic degree extraction, Variational envelope* **MSC (2020):** Primary 30D15, 30D30; Secondary 40A20, 26A12* **Series Context:** Part I of the foundational series *On the Theory of Dipole-Type Products* (Forward Mechanics). Companion Part II investigates the inverse synthesis problem via continuous Stieltjes flux.
Author: Sekh, Arman Rahaman
Language: English
Subfield: Algebra and Number Theory
Field: Mathematics
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7225795921
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