Pointwise first-step factorization of the actual R-322 fibre #
The endpoint-fibre sum already factors into its common signed Green skeleton
and one complete primitive covariance sum for every extraction block. This
file reorders those block coordinates by the paper's analytic schedule and
splits both products at the head. The result is the exact pointwise
head-local × outer form used before the head coordinates are integrated.
The complete primitive covariance coordinate carried by one concrete extraction block.
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The local signed factor at the analytic head: every Green-chain factor touching the head block, its endpoint difference, and the complete primitive covariance sum on that block.
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Everything remaining outside the analytic head: the exterior Green and later-difference skeleton, followed by all later primitive block sums.
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Exact pointwise head factorization of the existing endpoint fibre.
No model integrand or output predicate occurs here: the left side is the
finite sum of the project's actual detJintegrand. Both the signed skeleton
and the dependent primitive block product are split at the first analytic
schedule step.
The outer factor is independent of head-block coordinates #
The analytic schedule inherits pairwise disjointness from the concrete extraction-block list.
In a displayed head/tail schedule, the concrete head block is disjoint from every later concrete block.
A primitive covariance coordinate reads only ambient positions belonging to its certified extraction block.
Consequently the complete primitive sum on one block depends only on that block's ambient coordinates.
The product of all later primitive coordinates is unchanged when only head-block coordinates move.
The complete outer pointwise factor, including every later primitive coordinate, is constant in the head-block variables.