Regrouping the all-branches expansion by support and order #
Regroups one level of the all-branches expansion by the support grown and the order followed: defines the local boundary support and support/order contributions and proves the finite regrouping identities expressing the expansion's boundary terms as sums over supports and their enumerating orders.
A one-edge active extension from the empty forest has singleton support.
The singleton order attached to an empty-start active extension is canonical in any support fiber containing that extension.
At an arbitrary recursion node, appending the chosen active edge to an existing canonical prefix gives a canonical order of the child support.
Local active-boundary sectors from a recursion node whose child forest has a fixed support.
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Local active-boundary sectors from a recursion node with fixed child support and fixed canonical order.
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A local support/order boundary sector can contribute only when the requested order is obtained by appending exactly one edge to the current prefix.
Local active-boundary sectors regroup by child support.
A local support fiber splits by canonical child order.
Local active-boundary sectors regroup by child support and order.
Contribution of exposed one-edge boundary sectors whose child forest has a fixed finite support.
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Contribution of exposed one-edge boundary sectors with fixed support and fixed canonical edge order.
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The root support fiber is the empty-prefix instance of the local API.
The root support/order fiber is the empty-prefix instance of the local API.
Exposed first boundary sectors regroup by finite support.
A support fiber of exposed first sectors splits by canonical edge order.
Exposed first boundary sectors regroup by support and canonical order.
The first recursive boundary remainder after exposing and regrouping all one-edge sectors below the empty forest.
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If every first child is already terminal, the recursive boundary remainder is zero.
The child first-sector integrability contained in allBranchesAnalytic.
The recursive child-sum integrability contained in allBranchesAnalytic.
Linearity bridge for one nonterminal child of the exact-depth boundary tree.
The theorem is intentionally local: it separates the boundary subtree into the child's first ordered sector and the recursive exact-depth grandchildren once those two functions are known to be interval-integrable.
Prefixed ordered-simplex form of the nonterminal child split.
Nonterminal child split with the linearity hypotheses read from
allBranchesAnalytic.
Arbitrary-node nonterminal regrouping step. After summing over all active children, the first child sectors regroup by support and canonical order, and the only remaining term is the exact recursive child-boundary sum.
Root specialization of the arbitrary-node nonterminal regrouping step.
Empty-start form of the nonterminal child split: the first child sector is the one-edge ordered contribution of the child forest.
Root first-layer nonterminal regrouping bridge. Each first active edge now contributes its one-edge ordered sector plus the exact recursive boundary subtrees below the child.
Separated finite-sum form of the root nonterminal bridge: exposed one-edge sectors and recursive child sums are now two distinct finite sums.
Root nonterminal regrouping with the first sectors split from the recursive child sums, using only the strengthened all-branches analytic hypothesis.
Root nonterminal regrouping with exposed one-edge sectors already fibered by support and canonical order. The remaining summand is the exact recursive child-boundary contribution.
Root nonterminal regrouping with the recursive contribution packaged as the first recursive boundary remainder.
Terminal-child base case of the regrouped all-branches identity.