Reindexing an open cell word by its occupied labels #
An R-324 cell word has values in the infinite lattice Z4; it is never
appropriate to demand surjectivity onto that lattice. Instead, one first
fixes its finite support and regards the word as taking values in the
subtype of labels that actually occur. An admissible Hepp realization
identifies that finite support with the leaves of its tree.
This file proves that the resulting leaf word is surjective and transports
raw occurrence counts, selected endpoint labels, the unmarked pairing
constraint, and the adjacent-chain weight. It is the exact bridge from
the physical cell decomposition to OpenEdgeRawCountFiber.
Surjectivity onto the occupied finite support #
A tuple word is tautologically surjective onto its own support.
Transporting the tuple word along any leaf/support equivalence gives a surjective leaf word.
Exact transport of labels and counts #
Equality of raw counts on the occupied support transports to equality of leaf-word raw profiles.
Equality at one physical endpoint transports to equality of the corresponding leaf labels.
Pairing and raw-fibre transport #
The equality on every unmarked physical pairing edge survives the occupied-label leaf reindexing.
A physical word with the same occupied support, raw profile, and selected endpoint labels as a reference maps into the exact raw-count leaf fibre used by Proposition 5.7.
Adjacent-chain weight #
The support chain weight is exactly the Hepp chain weight after occupied-label reindexing.