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A visibility estimate shows that the expected number of switches that do not produce scalar kinks is negligible, yielding an explicit leading formula for the expected number of scalar kinks and hence affine regions.
This work introduces a finite-state defect process that records branches whose future splitting can be guaranteed, and uses bridge words to obtain constructive upper-tail lower bounds, and proves the existence of a submultiplicative pressure for N_n, yielding exponential upper bounds for both tails of N_n.
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