Across-half pairings and the factorial bound in paper (5.10) #
This file isolates the finite combinatorics used in the master decomposition.
For a fixed half A ⊆ Fin m, an across pairing is a bijection from A to its
complement. A pairing respects a word when paired positions carry the same
letter. Restricting such a pairing to each letter fiber gives an injective map
into a family of fiberwise equivalences. Consequently the number of compatible
pairings is at most
∏ a, (mult a / 2)!.
Together with the definitional factorial ledger paperSum, this is exactly the
factor in (5.10).
A pairing across a fixed half A: a bijection from A to its complement.
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- Anderson4D.AcrossPairing A = (↥A ≃ ↥Aᶜ)
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An across pairing respects w when paired positions carry the same letter.
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- Anderson4D.RespectsWord A w κ = ∀ (j : ↥A), w ↑j = w ↑(κ j)
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The finite set of across pairings compatible with a word.
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Positions in A carrying the letter a.
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- Anderson4D.leftFiber A w a = ↥({j ∈ A | w j = a})
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Positions outside A carrying the letter a.
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- Anderson4D.rightFiber A w a = ↥({j ∉ A | w j = a})
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A compatible across pairing restricts to an equivalence on every letter fiber.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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Compatible pairings inject into the family of their letter-fiber restrictions.
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- Anderson4D.compatibleToFiberEquivs A w κ a = Anderson4D.restrictFiberEquiv A w ↑κ ⋯ a
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If a valid word admits a compatible across pairing, every prescribed letter multiplicity is even. This is the multiplicity clause of paper Lemma 5.5.
Fiber-counting bound: a compatible pairing has at most
∏ a, (mult a / 2)! possibilities.
The left side of paper (5.10): sum over distinct multiset words, weighted by the number of compatible across-half pairings.
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- Anderson4D.pairedWordSum mult A F = ∑ w ∈ Anderson4D.validWords mult, ↑(Anderson4D.compatibleAcrossPairings A w).card * F w
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Paper (5.10), exact factorial normalization.
The labeled normalization is paperSum mult F = (∏ a, mult a!) * wordSum mult F.
The compatible-pairing count cancels it to the printed factor
∏ a, (mult a / 2)! / mult a!.