Kernel-Leaf Basis Soundness #
Every row of the kernel-leaf basis satisfies the X-adic approximant conditions and has the principal row width: kernel vectors reconstruct to solutions, and the reduction, completion, and compaction steps preserve soundness.
Kernel-leaf basis soundness #
Coefficient-shift row scaling preserves the row size.
Any predicate holding for all stored pivot rows holds for all extracted rows.
Any predicate closed under leading-term cancellation is preserved by the pivot-table reduction.
A row of rows.push row is either a row of rows or row itself.
Any predicate closed under leading-term cancellation is preserved by the incremental pivot reduction.
Polynomial rows reconstructed from scalar kernel vectors satisfy the X-adic conditions of the bounded leaf problem.
Pack the coefficients below the leaf degree cap of a polynomial row into
one flat scalar vector: coefficient a of coordinate k is stored at index
k * leafDegreeCap problem + a. This is the coefficient-side inverse of
vectorToPolynomialRow.
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Reconstructing a polynomial row from its packed coefficient vector is the identity on rows of the principal width whose coefficients respect the leaf degree cap.
Converse coefficient bridge. A polynomial row of a well-formed bounded leaf problem that satisfies the X-adic conditions yields a packed coefficient vector orthogonal to every scalar coefficient row.
Every kernel-leaf basis row approximates the problem and has the principal row width.