The actual Step 4(A) endpoint collapse #
This module connects the genuine refined physical root to the four literal endpoint routes. It follows paper §4.2: the right initial residual and the primitive cross factor remain one signed coefficient while the two endpoint operations of the left half are performed; the completed left density then remains one signed coefficient while the right half is performed.
The declarations below name only that canonical coefficient and its two direct-incoming projection identities. No endpoint norm is taken here.
The untouched variables opposite the left endpoint half: the two right boundary points and the right initial residual carrier.
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Product Haar on the untouched opposite-half variables.
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Reassociate the physical root parameter as the free left outgoing endpoint followed by the untouched opposite-half parameter.
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The reassociation preserves the literal product Haar measure.
The literal coefficient carried through the left half: the two right characters, the right initial residual, and the still-signed primitive cross factor read on the current left carrier.
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The direct-incoming left source in the parameter order consumed by the one-half endpoint transform.
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Before any left transport, the genuine root outer factor is exactly the free left outgoing character times the canonical untouched coefficient.
Reindexing the genuine direct-incoming source gives exactly the parameterized left source above. Joint integrability is transported at the same time, so later endpoint operations need no new Fubini assumption.
Direct-incoming physical-root entrance in the exact parameter order of the left one-half transform.
In a DD left half the same coefficient is read on the terminal driver
carrier through its coordinate projection.
In a DE left half the same coefficient is read on the post-terminal
carrier after the endpoint projection and literal terminal-tuple split.