Geometry at the endpoint-stop terminal #
This module identifies the stopped prefix produced by
R324WithinHalfEndpointStopAtTerminal with the canonical proper prefix of
an outgoing-shortcut terminal schedule. It is the trace-free analogue of
R324ShortcutStopTraceAssembly: the terminal block remains visible, its
carrier and right endpoint are identified, and its outgoing edge is still
the free Green kernel.
Only schedule and edge-state geometry is recorded here. No Fourier integration, ordinary-J estimate, or numerical bound is used.
A canonical outgoing-shortcut terminal schedule together with the signed/phased endpoint-stop transport from the initial within-half state.
- terminalData : R324ShortcutTerminalSchedule κ
- transport : R324WithinHalfEndpointStopAtTerminal self.terminalData.terminal (initial ρ lam ε κ)
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Construct the canonical terminal geometry directly from the same local block provider and initial edge certificate used by the complete within-half driver. The only change is that the final shortcut block is retained for the endpoint Fourier operation required in paper Step 4.
The endpoint-stop driver has consumed exactly the canonical proper prefix before the shortcut terminal.
The stopped residual retains exactly the canonical shortcut terminal.
At the stop, the terminal block is its ambient endpoint interval intersected with the still-active carrier.
The retained terminal ends at the final internal vertex.
The retained terminal as a generic within-half step context.
Equations
- data.terminalContext = data.transport.stop.headContext data.terminalData.terminal [] ⋯
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Reachability keeps the outgoing named edge of the unabsorbed terminal equal to the free Green kernel.
Exact processed/remaining perturbative-order ledger at the endpoint stop.
Because the stopped remaining list is a singleton, its retained order is exactly the order of the named terminal block.