Symmetry of mixed partial derivatives #
Under the global smoothness hypothesis BKARContDiff, coordinate partial
derivatives on the edge-coupling space commute. Consequently
mixedPartialList is invariant under permutations of its edge list and,
for any enumeration of a forest's edge set, agrees with the unordered
forest mixed partial mixedPartial. This order-independence is what lets
the order-by-order expansion be regrouped into the order-free integrand of
the BKAR forest interpolation formula (see BKAR.Formula).
Under the global BKAR smoothness hypothesis, coordinate partial derivatives commute pointwise. This is the analytic order-independence ingredient needed to replace recursive ordered-sector mixed partials by the order-free forest mixed partial.
Mixed partials along two permuted edge lists agree under BKARContDiff.
This is the global analytic bridge from canonical-order expressions to the
unordered forest-edge derivative in the final cube contribution.