Branch integrals and ordered contributions from the empty forest #
For ordered growths starting at the empty forest, identifies the
recursion's branch integrals with the intrinsic ordered contributions of
the grown forest, and records how the growth order and its tail sit inside
the enumerations of the final edge set. This links the recursion's
bookkeeping to the per-order sector integrals of the BKAR forest
interpolation formula (see BKAR.Formula).
An ordered growth from an initially empty edge set carries one of the canonical edge orderings of its terminal forest.
If an ordered growth starts from an empty edge set and has a first edge, then the remaining growth order is a canonical ordering of the terminal edge set with that first edge erased.
A terminal branch grown from an initially empty edge set carries one of the canonical edge orderings of its terminal forest.
If an empty-start terminal branch order is nonempty, its tail is one of the canonical orders of the terminal edge set with the first edge erased.
A nonempty empty-start terminal branch gives a member of the terminal first-edge/tail-order indexing set.
An empty-start terminal branch integral is the canonical ordered-sector contribution of its terminal forest and terminal edge order.
A terminal tail integral at a nonempty recursion node can be read as the ordered simplex for the accumulated prefix followed by the tail order.
For a terminal branch obtained by first adding e from the empty forest, the
corresponding ordered-sector contribution is exactly the recursive tail
integral after that first edge.