Original-parameter width, space and charge for callable products #
The virtual window reservation is polynomial in the original row and occurrence counts. Its large fixed exponent is explicit; the program does not initialize that whole interval. Actual setup and return work is linear in original matrix/input size, plus the translated product. Distinct-set sparsity retains the additive occurrence charge; occurrence sparsity absorbs it.
The reserved window has a fixed polynomial size in original dimensions and query count.
Every physical width at least a positive logarithmic threshold admits the complete runtime window and all setup/return addresses. No intermediate-fit certificate is needed.
Full standalone charge (including its base load and halt): constant-factor actual product cost plus linear adaptation. No bulk-window or caller-catalogue copy is hidden in this bound.
Under distinct-position sparsity, every duplicate occurrence retains its additive charge. This quantitative saving bounds the real callable program, including initialization and halt.
Occurrence sparsity absorbs the duplicate charge and yields the complete charged saving.