The genuine stop before an exceptional incoming-boundary collapse #
If the first internal vertex does not survive the complete within-half schedule, one actual analytic step removes it. This file constructs the reachable heterogeneous state immediately before that step and proves the two structural facts needed by the paper's endpoint-first Fourier argument:
- the step begins at internal vertex zero, so its predecessor slot is the incoming external slot; and
- before the step, that slot still carries the free Green kernel.
No block integration or endpoint Fubini exchange is performed here.
A genuine reachable state stopped immediately before an analytic block whose left endpoint is the first internal vertex.
- ctx : R324WithinHalfStepContext κ
- reachable : R324WithinHalfStateReachable κ ρ lam ε self.ctx.state
Instances For
The first internal vertex belongs to the block waiting at the stop.
A step beginning at the first internal vertex has the incoming external slot as its sparse predecessor.
The first internal vertex is active immediately before the exceptional step.
Before the exceptional step is absorbed, its incoming predecessor is still the untouched free Green edge.
The named predecessor edge used by the stopped step is literally the free Green function.
If the first internal vertex is removed by the full analytic schedule, there is a genuine reachable pre-step state of the preceding form.