LF4 general-N Slice E (bridge): ℝ^{N×2} Gaussian → Exp(1/2)^{⊗N} #
Category: 3-Local (ℝ^{N×2} Gaussian → Exp(1/2)^{⊗N}).
The bridge connecting the standard Gaussian on ℝ^{N×2} (indexed by the product
Fin N × Fin 2, the real coordinate space behind gaussianHN) to the N-fold
product Exp(1/2)^{⊗N} that Slice D (ratioSqNorm_map_expHalf_pi) consumes.
The per-block squared-norm map y ↦ (i ↦ y(i,0)² + y(i,1)²) pushes
gaussianReal^{⊗(N×2)} to expHalf^{⊗N}. The proof regroups the product index
via map_curryProd_pi (the Cat-1 product-index curry, PiCurry.lean), then applies
the per-factor map lemma Measure.pi_map_pi with the single-block fact
(fun w : Fin 2 → ℝ => (w 0)² + (w 1)²)∗ gaussianReal^{⊗2} = expHalf (E1).
This bypasses Slice C (blockSqNorm_map_gaussianN_pi, which routed through
pi (Fin N) gaussian2): currying lands directly on pi (Fin N) (pi (Fin 2) gaussianReal),
so the single-block computation is the Fin-2 form of Slice 1, not the gaussian2
explicit-density form. See specs/general-n-dh-plan.md Slice E.
E1. The single-block squared norm pushes the 2-fold standard Gaussian to
Exp(1/2): (fun w => w₀² + w₁²)∗ gaussianReal^{⊗2} = expHalf. The Fin 2 → ℝ
form of sqNorm_map_gaussian2 (Slice 1), routed through
measurePreserving_piFinTwo and gaussian2_eq_prod.
E2 (the bridge). The per-block squared-norm map y ↦ (i ↦ y(i,0)² + y(i,1)²)
pushes the standard Gaussian on ℝ^{N×2} (gaussianReal^{⊗(N×2)}) to the N-fold
product Exp(1/2)^{⊗N}.