Outgoing Fourier integration before the terminal shortcut collapse #
For an arbitrary certified within-half step whose outgoing named edge is
still greenFn, this file removes that edge from the translated raw local
density and Fourier-integrates the resulting Green difference exactly.
The predecessor edge, internal primitive chain, and complete primitive
covariance sum remain grouped in one scalar.
The consumer at the end specializes this identity to the retained head of
R324ShortcutStopTraceAssembly; its outgoing-Green hypothesis follows
from reachability. Every result here is for one fixed block tuple and one
fixed outer factor. No block-coordinate Fubini exchange, residual-sum
interchange, or global R-324 closure is asserted.
The first point of the translated primitive block.
Equations
- ctx.outgoingBlockFirst t = t ⟨0, ⋯⟩
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The last point of the translated primitive block.
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- ctx.outgoingBlockLast t = t (Anderson4D.primitiveLast (Anderson4D.residualBlockOrder ctx.step.2) ⋯)
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The translated raw local density with only the outgoing edge removed. It retains the predecessor edge, primitive chain, and the full finite sum over primitive covariance pairings.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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Exact pointwise factorization retaining the signed outgoing Green difference.
Kernel form of the exact outgoing factorization.
Fixed-tuple outgoing Fourier identity. Only the external variable
y is integrated; the block tuple and outer remain fixed.
The fixed-tuple identity gains the expected second-order outgoing multiplier, with the literal factor two from the endpoint difference.
The retained shortcut head as a generic within-half step context.
Equations
- data.terminalContext = data.trace.stopPrefix.headContext data.terminalData.terminal [] ⋯
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Reachability automatically supplies the outgoing-Green hypothesis for the retained shortcut head.
Shortcut-stop consumer of the generic fixed-tuple Fourier identity.