Integrability of the boundary fibers #
Under the global smoothness hypothesis, the local boundary support/order
contributions are continuous and interval-integrable, and the boundary tree
fibers satisfy the integrability certificates required to exchange
integrals and finite sums in the telescoping argument. Produces the split
form of the identity: ρ at the all-ones configuration equals ρ at zero
plus the sum of the nonempty-support fibers.
The local support/order first-boundary fiber is continuous as a function of its outer upper bound.
The local support/order first-boundary fiber is interval-integrable in its outer upper bound.
The local support/order first-boundary fiber is continuous along any fixed-length coordinatewise-continuous parameter-list path.
Finite-depth continuity of folded support/order fibers along any recursively generated diagonal parameter-list path.
Finite-depth interval-integrability of folded support/order fibers.
The narrowed nontrivial support/order fiber-integrability predicate follows
from global C^∞ smoothness.
Final flattened root identity with the fiber-integrability obligation
discharged by BKARContDiff. The remaining analytic input is the
all-branches induction hypothesis.