The three head cases in the proof of Proposition 3.4 #
The paper indexes a pairing by [1, m]. Here a pairing of Fin (m + 1)
uses zero-based indices, so its distinguished new index is 0, and the
paper prefix [1, 2q] is exactly the finset of indices i < 2q, whose
last element is 2q - 1.
The zero-based prefix corresponding to the paper interval [1, 2q].
The bound 2q ≤ m + 1 is deliberately not built into the definition.
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A positive even prefix which is fully paired under κ.
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- κ.IsFullyPairedHeadPrefix q = (1 ≤ q ∧ 2 * q ≤ m + 1 ∧ Anderson4D.IsFullyPairedOn κ (Anderson4D.PartialPairing.headEvenPrefix m q))
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- κ.instDecidablePredNatIsFullyPairedHeadPrefix q = decidable_of_iff (1 ≤ q ∧ 2 * q ≤ m + 1 ∧ Anderson4D.IsFullyPairedOn κ (Anderson4D.PartialPairing.headEvenPrefix m q)) ⋯
There is a paper-style fully paired prefix [1, 2q].
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- κ.HasFullyPairedHeadPrefix = ∃ (q : ℕ), κ.IsFullyPairedHeadPrefix q
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Case (2): the head is paired, but no [1, 2q] is fully paired.
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- κ.HeadPairedNoPrefix = (κ 0 ≠ 0 ∧ ¬κ.HasFullyPairedHeadPrefix)
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Case (3): the head is paired and some [1, 2q] is fully paired.
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- κ.HeadPairedWithPrefix = (κ 0 ≠ 0 ∧ κ.HasFullyPairedHeadPrefix)
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The least q for which the paper prefix [1, 2q] is fully paired.
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- κ.firstFullyPairedHeadQ h = Nat.find h
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Complete data attached to case (3). The minimality field is the exact
formal counterpart of “choose the smallest q” in the proof of (3.16).
- q : ℕ
- fullyPaired : IsFullyPairedOn κ (headEvenPrefix m self.q)
- minimal (r : ℕ) : κ.IsFullyPairedHeadPrefix r → self.q ≤ r
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The canonical minimal-prefix data of a case-(3) pairing.
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- κ.headPrefixDecomposition h = { q := κ.firstFullyPairedHeadQ h, q_pos := ⋯, two_mul_le := ⋯, fullyPaired := ⋯, minimal := ⋯ }
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Restrict an involution to a closed finset.
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Increasing identification of the selected prefix with Fin (2q).
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Restriction of κ to its first fully paired prefix, reindexed from
zero through 2q-1.
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Increasing reindexing of the external remainder. Its source consists
of the ambient indices 2q, …, m, i.e. paper indices 2q+1, …, m+1.
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The external pairing σ₂ from case (3), on exactly
m+1-2q reindexed positions.
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The three cases are represented by disjoint subtypes, yielding a direct finite-sum reindexing API.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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Reindex any finite sum over pairings into the three cases of the proof of Proposition 3.4.