An early off-path child return leaves the loop after cleaning the temporary fixed vertex.
An early guiding child return leaves the loop after installing the first-path controls and cleaning the temporary fixed vertex.
An off-path child that stays at the loop level continues with the recursive tail on the recovered, possibly filtered, state.
The guiding child that stays at the loop level continues with the recursive tail on the recovered, possibly filtered, state carrying the installed first-path controls.
A first-path sibling sweep result: the established loop proof, the exit classification, the one-shot short-prune provenance, and the first-leaf and canonical histories strictly below the loop level.
- proof : LoopProof G ctx tcLevel specFuel runFuel loopFuel level stem codes fs rsLab rsPtn tc len numcells tcell cursor bound st out best outBest receiptTrail eventTrail r
- exit : LoopExit ctx tcLevel specFuel runFuel loopFuel level codes rsLab rsPtn tc len numcells tcell cursor bound st out best outBest receiptTrail r
- trail : FirstTrail ctx level out eventTrail
- canonTrail : CanonTrail ctx level out eventTrail
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Rebase the receipt trail onto any trail agreeing below the loop.
Prepending a sound fragment adjusts only the incoming incumbent.
Advancing the cursor by one visited vertex costs one unit of fuel.
The recorded live set is bookkeeping only.
Zero cursor fuel is retained as exhaustion.
A positive-fuel loop with no next vertex has covered the whole target cell and returns its exact maximum.
A located unwind below the loop from an off-path child leaves the sweep at once.
A comparison-frozen off-path child return below the loop absorbs the whole sweep.
A saved cheap-boundary off-path child return below the loop absorbs the whole verified small-cell sweep.
The first-path controls do not affect a short-prune source.
Installing the first-path controls after a guiding child that returned below its parent loop: the fully covered child supplies the guide.
A comparison-frozen guiding child return below the loop absorbs the whole sweep.
A saved cheap-boundary guiding child return below the loop absorbs the whole verified small-cell sweep.
Compose an off-path child that stays at the loop level with the recursive tail on the recovered, possibly filtered, state.
Compose the guiding child, when it stays at the loop level, with the recursive tail on the recovered, possibly filtered, state carrying the installed first-path controls.
Skipping a vertex that is not its orbit's representative.