Native-integral agreement on the slit plane #
Carlson's slit continuation agrees with its principal-power simplex integral
whenever the entire node convex hull avoids the branch cut, not only when all
nodes lie in the right half-plane. This identifies regCarlsonRSlit with the
domain-aware continuation of the power kernel and connects it to the continued
circle-Cauchy representation.
Nodewise membership in the slit plane alone is not enough for native integral agreement: the convex hull may meet the cut. The general simply connected continuation theorem for arbitrary scalar kernels is still separate work.
The slit R-function satisfies the general-average characterization, with native agreement wherever the full node convex hull lies in the slit plane.
The entire-parameter R-continuation is characterized by its native integral on every convex-hull-admissible slit tuple.
Principal-branch native agreement on the full admissible convex-hull domain.
The same native agreement with the ordinary normalization.
The circle form of the generalized Cauchy representation for R_t, at all
complex parameters. This is the power-kernel specialization of 6.3-4, not the
different beta-resolvent ellipse formula 6.8-7.