Direct incoming boundary geometry for R-324 #
The incoming external edge is slot zero. A collapse can overwrite that slot only when its block has no surviving internal predecessor. Therefore, as long as the first internal vertex survives, slot zero is untouched and still carries the free Green kernel.
This is deliberately only the direct incoming branch. If the first
internal vertex is removed, the paper integrates the incoming Fourier
variable before the responsible collapse; the completed slot-zero kernel
is then generally not greenFn.
If the first internal vertex is active in a reachable state, the incoming external edge has never been updated.
Completed-schedule form of the direct incoming boundary theorem.
The same conclusion with the direct incoming branch expressed as non-membership in the union of extracted primitive blocks.