The fiber bridge: core identities #
Identifies the boundary support/order tree fibers with intrinsic ordered
contributions: a fiber unfolds into an integral over its child fibers,
vanishes unless the order enumerates the support and follows active
extensions, and, when followOrder succeeds, the root fiber equals the
recursive ordered contribution of the grown forest.
At a node whose requested global order is exactly one edge longer than the current prefix, the recursive fiber has no child remainder: every child has already consumed the whole requested order.
A support/order fiber can contribute only when the requested order has exactly the requested support edge set.
A support/order fiber can only contribute along branches whose accumulated prefix is still a prefix of the requested global order.
Root fibers vanish unless the requested order has the requested support.
A support/order fiber can contribute only for canonical orders of the requested support.
Root fibers vanish off the canonical order set of the requested support.
If the requested order continues with a nonempty tail after the next edge, then the tree fiber follows exactly the child indexed by that next edge.
If the next requested edge is not active, the whole fiber is zero.
If a requested suffix cannot be followed through the selected active extensions, the corresponding fixed support/order fiber is zero.
Along a chosen growth path, the fixed support/order tree fiber is exactly the corresponding ordered simplex integral. This is the arbitrary finite-order version of the explicit one- and two-edge bridge lemmas below.
Root specialization of
boundarySupportOrderTreeFiber_chosenGrowth_eq_orderedSimplexIntegralAux.
Root fiber bridge stated in terms of the deterministic order follower.
A failed deterministic root order has zero contribution in every support fiber.