Coordinate projection to an arbitrary R-324 stopping step #
A certified stop-before-step trace removes only the coordinates belonging to the genuinely consumed schedule prefix. This module realizes the resulting coordinate transport as a literal embedding of stop coordinates into the carrier at which the trace starts. It also proves that projection is pointwise restriction along that embedding and that ambient reconstruction commutes with the restriction.
Unlike the terminal projection API, the named stop step and its complete
suffix remain unprocessed. Consequently the stop active carrier need not
equal finalActive; the exact generally valid statement is the inclusion
of finalActive in the stop carrier.
Regard a coordinate surviving to the named stopping step as a coordinate of the residual prefix at which the trace starts.
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The trace projection is pointwise restriction along the concrete stop coordinate embedding.
Reconstruction at every stop coordinate is unchanged by projecting through the consumed prefix.
Every terminal residual vertex survives at any earlier named stopping step. Equality is generally false because the retained step and suffix still contribute unprocessed block coordinates.
Embed a terminal residual coordinate into the still-larger carrier at the named stopping step.
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- trace.finalActiveCoordinateEmbedding i = ⟨↑i, ⋯⟩
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Consumer form of the terminal-carrier inclusion for an incoming exceptional stop package.