Step-by-step derivation
S001 · implies
Before
source roles = [qf-sequence-recursive-term, [d, n, operation, u]]
After
derived = [recursive_term, no-invented-domain]
Conditions: none
Keep EACH bank’s keys/operation/domain distinct:LDL/PULSE/function legacy table underscores,TREE full tree_* with its declared domain,and permissive BASE signed without invented op/domain.All arithmetic respects the binary-primitive contract.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: R69_SOURCE_specific_keys_operation_domain_AND_binary_contract · Uses: G001
S002 · implies
Before
source roles = [8, 1, 12, recursive_term]
After
derived = [a_0=u, a_n=u+n*d, zero based]
Conditions: none
Type ALL RAW u/d/count fields EVEN for prefix L=0.Indices start at0 and the formula/recurrence is GIVEN;do not infer a general rule from finite samples.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: Sequence_ALL_RAW_initial_step_and_count_EVEN_empty_prefix · Uses: G001, S001
S003 · calculation
Before
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=0 := sum(8, 1)
After
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=0 = 9
Conditions: none
Use ORIGINAL operands exactly;mul/sub/div have EXPLICITLY TWO operands so the old binary primitive cannot ignore a third.Keep RAW SAFE bounds separate from unbounded derived BigInts;do not approximate to force answers.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: exact_rational_arithmetic · Uses: G001, S002
S004 · implies
Before
source roles = [0, 8, 1]
After
derived = [1, 9]
Conditions: none
At EACH step add the SAME d to the current a_j to obtain a_(j+1),retaining the index.From a0 to an requires EXACTLY n updates.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: Sequence_RECURSIVE_EACH_j_to_jplus1_actual_update · Uses: G001, S003
S005 · calculation
Before
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=1 := sum(9, 1)
After
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=1 = 10
Conditions: none
Use ORIGINAL operands exactly;mul/sub/div have EXPLICITLY TWO operands so the old binary primitive cannot ignore a third.Keep RAW SAFE bounds separate from unbounded derived BigInts;do not approximate to force answers.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: exact_rational_arithmetic · Uses: G001, S004
S006 · implies
Before
source roles = [1, 9, 1]
After
derived = [2, 10]
Conditions: none
At EACH step add the SAME d to the current a_j to obtain a_(j+1),retaining the index.From a0 to an requires EXACTLY n updates.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: Sequence_RECURSIVE_EACH_j_to_jplus1_actual_update · Uses: G001, S005
S007 · calculation
Before
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=2 := sum(10, 1)
After
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=2 = 11
Conditions: none
Use ORIGINAL operands exactly;mul/sub/div have EXPLICITLY TWO operands so the old binary primitive cannot ignore a third.Keep RAW SAFE bounds separate from unbounded derived BigInts;do not approximate to force answers.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: exact_rational_arithmetic · Uses: G001, S006
S008 · implies
Before
source roles = [2, 10, 1]
After
derived = [3, 11]
Conditions: none
At EACH step add the SAME d to the current a_j to obtain a_(j+1),retaining the index.From a0 to an requires EXACTLY n updates.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: Sequence_RECURSIVE_EACH_j_to_jplus1_actual_update · Uses: G001, S007
S009 · calculation
Before
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=3 := sum(11, 1)
After
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=3 = 12
Conditions: none
Use ORIGINAL operands exactly;mul/sub/div have EXPLICITLY TWO operands so the old binary primitive cannot ignore a third.Keep RAW SAFE bounds separate from unbounded derived BigInts;do not approximate to force answers.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: exact_rational_arithmetic · Uses: G001, S008
S010 · implies
Before
source roles = [3, 11, 1]
After
derived = [4, 12]
Conditions: none
At EACH step add the SAME d to the current a_j to obtain a_(j+1),retaining the index.From a0 to an requires EXACTLY n updates.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: Sequence_RECURSIVE_EACH_j_to_jplus1_actual_update · Uses: G001, S009
S011 · calculation
Before
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=4 := sum(12, 1)
After
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=4 = 13
Conditions: none
Use ORIGINAL operands exactly;mul/sub/div have EXPLICITLY TWO operands so the old binary primitive cannot ignore a third.Keep RAW SAFE bounds separate from unbounded derived BigInts;do not approximate to force answers.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: exact_rational_arithmetic · Uses: G001, S010
S012 · implies
Before
source roles = [4, 12, 1]
After
derived = [5, 13]
Conditions: none
At EACH step add the SAME d to the current a_j to obtain a_(j+1),retaining the index.From a0 to an requires EXACTLY n updates.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: Sequence_RECURSIVE_EACH_j_to_jplus1_actual_update · Uses: G001, S011
S013 · calculation
Before
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=5 := sum(13, 1)
After
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=5 = 14
Conditions: none
Use ORIGINAL operands exactly;mul/sub/div have EXPLICITLY TWO operands so the old binary primitive cannot ignore a third.Keep RAW SAFE bounds separate from unbounded derived BigInts;do not approximate to force answers.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: exact_rational_arithmetic · Uses: G001, S012
S014 · implies
Before
source roles = [5, 13, 1]
After
derived = [6, 14]
Conditions: none
At EACH step add the SAME d to the current a_j to obtain a_(j+1),retaining the index.From a0 to an requires EXACTLY n updates.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: Sequence_RECURSIVE_EACH_j_to_jplus1_actual_update · Uses: G001, S013
S015 · calculation
Before
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=6 := sum(14, 1)
After
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=6 = 15
Conditions: none
Use ORIGINAL operands exactly;mul/sub/div have EXPLICITLY TWO operands so the old binary primitive cannot ignore a third.Keep RAW SAFE bounds separate from unbounded derived BigInts;do not approximate to force answers.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: exact_rational_arithmetic · Uses: G001, S014
S016 · implies
Before
source roles = [6, 14, 1]
After
derived = [7, 15]
Conditions: none
At EACH step add the SAME d to the current a_j to obtain a_(j+1),retaining the index.From a0 to an requires EXACTLY n updates.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: Sequence_RECURSIVE_EACH_j_to_jplus1_actual_update · Uses: G001, S015
S017 · calculation
Before
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=7 := sum(15, 1)
After
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=7 = 16
Conditions: none
Use ORIGINAL operands exactly;mul/sub/div have EXPLICITLY TWO operands so the old binary primitive cannot ignore a third.Keep RAW SAFE bounds separate from unbounded derived BigInts;do not approximate to force answers.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: exact_rational_arithmetic · Uses: G001, S016
S018 · implies
Before
source roles = [7, 15, 1]
After
derived = [8, 16]
Conditions: none
At EACH step add the SAME d to the current a_j to obtain a_(j+1),retaining the index.From a0 to an requires EXACTLY n updates.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: Sequence_RECURSIVE_EACH_j_to_jplus1_actual_update · Uses: G001, S017
S019 · calculation
Before
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=8 := sum(16, 1)
After
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=8 = 17
Conditions: none
Use ORIGINAL operands exactly;mul/sub/div have EXPLICITLY TWO operands so the old binary primitive cannot ignore a third.Keep RAW SAFE bounds separate from unbounded derived BigInts;do not approximate to force answers.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: exact_rational_arithmetic · Uses: G001, S018
S020 · implies
Before
source roles = [8, 16, 1]
After
derived = [9, 17]
Conditions: none
At EACH step add the SAME d to the current a_j to obtain a_(j+1),retaining the index.From a0 to an requires EXACTLY n updates.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: Sequence_RECURSIVE_EACH_j_to_jplus1_actual_update · Uses: G001, S019
S021 · calculation
Before
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=9 := sum(17, 1)
After
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=9 = 18
Conditions: none
Use ORIGINAL operands exactly;mul/sub/div have EXPLICITLY TWO operands so the old binary primitive cannot ignore a third.Keep RAW SAFE bounds separate from unbounded derived BigInts;do not approximate to force answers.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: exact_rational_arithmetic · Uses: G001, S020
S022 · implies
Before
source roles = [9, 17, 1]
After
derived = [10, 18]
Conditions: none
At EACH step add the SAME d to the current a_j to obtain a_(j+1),retaining the index.From a0 to an requires EXACTLY n updates.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: Sequence_RECURSIVE_EACH_j_to_jplus1_actual_update · Uses: G001, S021
S023 · calculation
Before
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=10 := sum(18, 1)
After
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=10 = 19
Conditions: none
Use ORIGINAL operands exactly;mul/sub/div have EXPLICITLY TWO operands so the old binary primitive cannot ignore a third.Keep RAW SAFE bounds separate from unbounded derived BigInts;do not approximate to force answers.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: exact_rational_arithmetic · Uses: G001, S022
S024 · implies
Before
source roles = [10, 18, 1]
After
derived = [11, 19]
Conditions: none
At EACH step add the SAME d to the current a_j to obtain a_(j+1),retaining the index.From a0 to an requires EXACTLY n updates.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: Sequence_RECURSIVE_EACH_j_to_jplus1_actual_update · Uses: G001, S023
S025 · calculation
Before
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=11 := sum(19, 1)
After
Sequence ORIGINAL recurrence update j=11 = 20
Conditions: none
Use ORIGINAL operands exactly;mul/sub/div have EXPLICITLY TWO operands so the old binary primitive cannot ignore a third.Keep RAW SAFE bounds separate from unbounded derived BigInts;do not approximate to force answers.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: exact_rational_arithmetic · Uses: G001, S024
S026 · implies
Before
source roles = [11, 19, 1]
After
derived = [12, 20]
Conditions: none
At EACH step add the SAME d to the current a_j to obtain a_(j+1),retaining the index.From a0 to an requires EXACTLY n updates.
Step identifiers and dependencies
Rule: Sequence_RECURSIVE_EACH_j_to_jplus1_actual_update · Uses: G001, S025