Telescoping the recursive boundary remainder #
Defines the local recursive boundary remainder and the boundary
support/order tree contribution, and telescopes: after finitely many
regrouping steps — bounded by the number of active edges — the recursive
remainder is exhausted, leaving only integrals of boundary tree
contributions. This closes the depth induction in the proof of the BKAR
forest interpolation formula (see BKAR.Formula).
The exact recursive boundary remainder left after one arbitrary-node support/order regrouping step.
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If every first child of a local node is already terminal, the local recursive boundary remainder vanishes.
The exact-depth child analytic hypothesis contained in allBranchesAnalytic.
The local support/order boundary layer at one recursion node.
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The exact recursive sum of all support/order boundary layers below a node. This is the invariant that folds the local recursive boundary remainder.
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One telescoping recurrence for the local recursive boundary remainder: each child remainder splits into its local support/order boundary layer plus its own recursive remainder.
The local recursive remainder folds into the exact recursive support/order tree contribution below the current node.
The root recursive remainder is the empty-node instance of the local one.
Exact one-step support/order regrouping of the boundary tree at an arbitrary node.
Exact-depth local boundary expansion with all recursive remainders folded into the support/order tree contribution.
Root exact boundary-tree regrouping with the remaining recursive contribution expressed by the local remainder API.
Root exact boundary-tree regrouping with the recursive remainder completely folded into the support/order tree contribution.