The right direct-incoming source after the completed left half #
This is the single Fubini/Fourier move used at the interface between the two endpoint halves in paper Step 4(A). The completed left carrier is kept as an untouched parameter, the four factors remain signed, and only then is the right incoming endpoint integrated by the exact initial Green Fourier identity.
No endpoint estimate and no absolute value occurs in this file.
Literal coefficient linearity of the four canonical left routes #
Coefficient linearity for the literal DD density.
Coefficient linearity for the literal DE density.
Coefficient linearity for the literal ED density.
Coefficient linearity for the literal EE density.
Cross-factor projection for a direct right incoming route #
A direct right half transported through the full alternating schedule does not change the cross primitive factor.
The direct right half with a retained outgoing terminal likewise reads the cross factor on its post-terminal carrier.
The paper's right-incoming regroup #
Reorder (((z,w),vR),vL) as (((w,vL),vR),z). Thus the incoming
right endpoint z is the last variable, while (w,vL,vR) is exactly the
parameter carrier of the right initial phased density.
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The regroup preserves the literal four-factor product measure.
Signed parameterized incoming Fourier collapse #
The completed left carrier may occur in an arbitrary signed scalar
coefficient. Joint integrability of the genuine pre-Fourier density is
the only Fubini premise. The conclusion supplies both the integrability
of the right initial source and its exact equality with the regrouped left
integral.
The four canonical left endpoint densities are plugged into coefficient
by small pointwise adapters; this theorem deliberately does not assume a
new abstract linearity field on the common endpoint interface.
Branch-specific source equalities are assembled at their call sites from the generic theorem above and the four strict-green density-linearity lemmas. Keeping a second wrapper here only duplicated elaboration.