Soundness of the executable directed transfers #
These lemmas connect the interval kernels with the exact objective at a sweep frontier. All scalar operations in the coefficient and constant accumulators are the engine's directed operations; the real identities describe the graph computed by the stored parameters.
A flat interval inner product encloses the ordinary real inner product.
Discharging an enclosed node value either fails or adds its exact objective to the constant.
The exact coefficient produced by transposing a stored matrix.
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The exact constant split off by a stored linear bias.
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The flat linear-transfer result encloses its transposed coefficient and bias contribution.
Reassociating a linear node is an exact real identity before interval approximation.
A successful linear transfer preserves the represented objective and the coefficient table size, including accumulation into an already-active parent.