Common ordered carrier after the four paper endpoint operations #
The branch-specific signed transforms stop at one common object: first the left completed density is formed with the still-grouped residual primitive factor as its coefficient, then that signed scalar is left untouched while the right completed density is formed. This is the literal order of the two applications in paper Step 4(A), so no coefficient-linearity lemma or premature Fubini step is needed. This file names that object and transports it to the initial nested-cross carrier. It performs no estimate.
The terminal built from the two literal carriers retained by the uniform one-half packages.
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The untouched Step-3 primitive cross factor on the two completed endpoint carriers.
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Literal ordered density after both endpoints of both halves have been
evaluated. The residual primitive factor first enters as the left
coefficient; the completed left signed density is then the untouched
coefficient of the right endpoint operation. This is definitionally the
target of ExactTransform.compose.
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The same signed density on the literal initial nested-cross carrier.
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- left.nestedEndpointProductDensity right beta pi v = (left.twoHalfTerminal right).initialNestedPullback pi (left.endpointProductDensity right beta pi) v
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Product Haar and initial nested Haar give exactly the same signed four-endpoint integral.
The terminal retained by the uniform packages is canonically the same terminal retained by their structural routes.