Integrated terminal primitive block for a full pairing #
The budget/geometry adapter identifies the residual state reached by the complete quantitative proper-prefix trace with the state used by the terminal Fourier geometry. This file uses that identification twice:
- the edge certificate supplies
𝓔-membership for every heterogeneous internal edge of the retained primitive block; - integration of the signed, grouped terminal core produces one literal predecessor edge times the heterogeneous primitive kernel.
The terminal lamEps power is kept separate from the proper-prefix budget,
and the complete finite primitive-pairing sum stays grouped until the exact
primitive-kernel integration theorem is applied.
Every heterogeneous internal edge of the retained terminal primitive block belongs to the paper's symmetry class, directly from the complete budget certificate on the adapter's identified residual state.
Exact integrated terminal core. After integrating precisely the
internal coordinates of the terminal primitive block, the grouped signed
primitive-pairing density becomes the heterogeneous primitiveKernel.
The remaining factor is the genuine predecessor edge evaluated from the
external point to the retained first endpoint.