The BKAR forest interpolation formula #
Main results. For a finite vertex set V and ρ : (Edge V → ℝ) → ℝ
smooth on the edge-coupling space (BKARContDiff), the flagship theorem
bkar_formula_forestIndex_cube_contributions states
ρ oneConfig = ∑ I : ForestIndex V, I.cubeContribution ρ,
that is: the value of ρ at the all-ones coupling is the sum, over all
acyclic edge sets F on V, of ∫_{[0,1]^{E(F)}} ∂_{E(F)} ρ (x^F(u)) du,
where ∂_{E(F)} is the mixed partial derivative in the edge variables of
F and the interpolation point x^F(u) assigns to each edge the minimum
of u along the unique forest path between its endpoints (0 across
components); the empty forest contributes ρ zeroConfig. Variants:
support/order sector forms, grown-forest sector forms with proved
choice-independence, and the form with the empty sector split off
(bkar_formula_nonempty).
The formalization assumes C^∞ smoothness where the classical statement
needs only C^{|V|-1} — a deliberate strengthening of the hypothesis.
References #
- D. Brydges, T. Kennedy, Mayer expansions and the Hamilton–Jacobi equation, J. Statist. Phys. 48 (1987) 19–49.
- A. Abdesselam, V. Rivasseau, Trees, forests and jungles: a botanical garden for cluster expansions, in Constructive Physics (Palaiseau 1994), Lecture Notes in Physics 446, Springer, 1995. arXiv:hep-th/9409094.
The final closed-sector right-hand side, still written using the Forest representative
grown by the chosen active-extension system in each support/order sector.
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Canonical grown-representative cube contribution sum: one ordinary cube integral for
the canonical Forest representative over each support.
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- BKAR.canonicalGrownForestCubeContributionSum choices ρ = ∑ I : BKAR.ForestIndex V, (BKAR.Forest.canonicalGrownForestForSupport choices I).cubeContribution ρ
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The total grown-representative closed-sector sum is independent of the auxiliary
active-extension choices. This is the honest global choice-independence fact
available from the proved BKAR identity without assuming path-data
proof-irrelevance for individual same-edge Forest representatives.
The folded canonical grown-representative cube contribution sum is also independent of the auxiliary active-extension choices.
For a fixed choice system and support, the canonical grown representative's usual cube contribution is exactly the sum over all ordered sectors of that same representative.
Public scalar BKAR theorem. The statement is uniform in the auxiliary forest-extension choices made by the ordered assembly.
Public canonical-representative sector form. This removes the existential
Forest-representative bridge from each sector by choosing the forest grown by the canonical
order follower.
Public canonical-representative closed-sector form. The Forest representative choice remaining in
the sector integrand is removed by the canonicalized forms below (see
bkar_formula_forestIndex_cube_contributions).
Public compact grown-representative closed-sector form. The accompanying theorem
grownForestCubeSectorSum_choice_independent proves that the right-hand
side is independent of the auxiliary active-extension choices.
Public folded canonical-representative cube-contribution BKAR form. This is the
support-indexed sum, modulo the still-explicit choice of Forest
representatives used to realize each abstract forest support.
Main scalar BKAR theorem — the forest interpolation formula: the value at the all-ones configuration is the support-indexed sum of ordinary cube contributions over abstract forest edge sets.
Public scalar BKAR theorem with the empty forest sector split off explicitly
as ρ zeroConfig.