The same Volterra series converges uniformly on the entire compact characteristic square , because
The boundary functions are analytic on neighbourhoods of the compact axis segments, so finitely many complex neighbourhoods give uniform Cauchy estimates for their derivatives. Applying adds the two factorial denominators above, and the corresponding derivative series converges on a neighbourhood of every point of the closed square. Thus the local analytic solutions continue across the whole square and agree on overlaps by uniqueness.
Equivalently, the integral equation bounds and every differentiated equation on each smaller rectangle; no norm can blow up at a first missing corner. The local analytic existence theorem therefore extends the solution through that corner. This is Global continuation for the analytic Goursat problem.

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