Assembly of the analytic insertion edges #
This file performs the last finite bookkeeping step in the chain-insertion
argument for Theorem 2.1. Once each genuine edge of the old chain is
represented by the two signed-exponential endpoint laws from the local
transfer step, and the terminal edge is
represented by its one-sided common law, all positivity, monotonicity, and
transfer hypotheses required by exists_insertChainPerm_dominates_reveal
follow automatically.
The low-side scale of the old coordinate changed at edge j; it equals
1 at the terminal edge, which changes the distinguished exponential.
Instances For
The zero-extended interpolation sequence is identically zero from its sentinel onward.
The chain-insertion conclusion after all measure-theoretic endpoint
identifications have been exposed as RealizesInsertionEdge hypotheses.
There is one genuine signed-exponential edge for every old coordinate.
The final edge changes the distinguished E₀ from positive to negative;
its common law need only be supported on the nonpositive half-line.