The one-edge expansion step #
The fundamental-theorem-of-calculus step of the forest induction: for a
one-edge extension of a forest, differentiating the interpolation family in
the new edge parameter and integrating over [0, 1] splits a contribution
into a boundary term and a contribution of the extended forest. Packages
extensions along active edges as ActiveExtension and proves the
derivative and integrability lemmas consumed by the recursion behind the
BKAR forest interpolation formula (see BKAR.Formula).
The edge added by an extension is active for the old forest.
After a one-edge extension, every still-active edge was already active before, and the newly inserted edge is no longer active.
A one-edge extension strictly decreases the number of active edges.
Pointwise re-interpretation of an active-edge integrand on a one-edge extension, under the ordered-simplex bound on the old parameters.
Interval integrability transfers across the one-edge extension re-interpretation.
The one-edge summand in the differential identity may be integrated after reinterpreting its configuration on the extended forest.
Ordered-derivative form of the one-edge extension re-interpretation. The new edge is consed onto the explicit derivative list.
Interval integrability transfers for the ordered-derivative form of the one-edge extension re-interpretation.
Integral congruence for the ordered-derivative form of the one-edge extension re-interpretation.
A chosen one-edge forest extension for an edge.
- forest : Forest V
The forest obtained by adjoining the selected active edge.
- extension : F.EdgeExtension self.forest e
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The edge of a chosen one-edge extension is active for the old forest.
A chosen active extension strictly decreases the number of active edges.
Any Forest representative whose edge set is obtained by inserting an active edge gives the
corresponding one-edge extension certificate. Thus the hard existence problem
for active extensions is exactly the construction of the inserted Forest representative.
Packaging form of edgeExtension_of_edges_eq_insert: to produce an active
extension, it is enough to produce a Forest representative with the inserted edge set.
Equations
- BKAR.Forest.activeExtensionOfEdgesEqInsert he₀ hedges = { forest := F', extension := ⋯ }
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Existential packaging form for the final choice-removal step. The remaining
hard graph obligation is now isolated as existence of a Forest representative whose
support is the inserted active edge set.
If no edge connects two different components, the fill-parameter interpolation has already reached the standard BKAR interpolation.
Terminal ordered-derivative form: with no active edges left, the interpolation parameter can be replaced by the standard configuration.
The differential right-hand side is interval integrable once each active-edge partial derivative is interval integrable.
Split the integral of the differential right-hand side into the finite sum of one-edge integrals over the active edges of the forest.
Integrated form of the differential identity over one interpolation parameter. This is the analytic one-step expansion behind the ordered forest recursion.
Integrated differential identity after expanding the differential right-hand side as the active-edge sum.
Boundary-expansion form of the integrated differential identity, with the lower endpoint specialized to the standard interpolation configuration.
The true empty-start expansion: the first FTC step runs from the zero configuration to the all-one configuration and differentiates along every edge of the complete graph.
Ordered-mixed-partial version of the integrated differential identity. This is the
form used when the ordered recursion has already accumulated the derivative
list es and expands by one active edge.
The ordered active-edge integral remainder is zero when no active edges remain.
Boundary-expansion form of the ordered-mixed-partial differential identity. This is the local recursion formula before the active-edge summands are reinterpreted as one-edge forest extensions.
Terminal form of the ordered-recursion step: with no active edges, the boundary term is the whole contribution and the next remainder is zero.
Rewrite the active-edge remainder as a sum over explicitly chosen one-edge forest extensions.
Boundary-expansion form whose active-edge remainder has already been reinterpreted as a sum over explicitly chosen one-edge forest extensions.