Canonical oriented interval integration #
Pullback along the actual inclusion of [a,b] gives a top form on Mathlib's interval manifold.
The left/right coordinate derivatives and chart signs compensate, and the normalized Euclidean
line measure is real Lebesgue measure. The canonical integral therefore equals ∫ t in a..b.
The actual pullback coefficient of a real one-form in an interval chart is its real coefficient multiplied by that chart's inclusion derivative.
Actual pullback of an interval-integrable real one-form is intrinsically integrable, and its canonical increasing-orientation integral is the ordinary interval integral.
Integration of the actual manifold pullback along a model-valued curve that is C1 on the closed interval is its raw velocity integral. Endpoint derivatives are read within the interval; they agree with ordinary derivatives at every interior point.