Splitting a pairing along a closed finite block #
A pairing which preserves a finite block is exactly a pair consisting of a pairing on that block and a pairing on its complement. This elementary equivalence is the finite combinatorial engine needed to sum all primitive pairings on one R-322/R-324 block before proceeding to the remaining variables.
Combine pairings on a finite block and its complement.
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Pairings preserving B, with the closure certificate included in the
finite type.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.ClosedOn B = { κ : Anderson4D.PartialPairing α // ∀ i ∈ B, κ i ∈ B }
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Exact decomposition of a pairing along a closed finite block.
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Fullness of the combined pairing is equivalent to fullness on the block and on its complement.
Restriction to a closed block containing no fixed point is a full pairing.
If the ambient pairing is full, its restriction to the complement of a closed block is full as well.
A sum over pairings preserving B is exactly an iterated sum over the
pairing on B and the pairing on its complement.