Convergence of pi-scaled trigonometric enclosures #
The exact rational angle reduction is independent of the refinement degree. Its bounded remainder multiplies a vanishing uncertainty in pi, while a uniform factorial majorant controls the Taylor error. Thus both endpoints converge at every rational input, including special angles where a later comparison must use the exact-value classifier.
The argument uncertainty vanishes at every rational pi-scaled input.
The bounded reduced arguments give a uniform factorial majorant for the Taylor error.
The reduced Taylor error tends to zero even though its rational argument varies.
The complete radius of the reduced enclosure tends to zero.
Reduced sine polynomials converge to the sine of the original argument.
Reduced cosine polynomials converge to the cosine of the original argument.
The reduced sine lower endpoints converge at every rational input.
The reduced sine upper endpoints converge at every rational input.
The reduced cosine lower endpoints converge at every rational input.
The reduced cosine upper endpoints converge at every rational input.