Period-lift reindexing for the primitive lattice reduction #
The compatible-cell proof unwraps consecutive torus cells by integral
period blocks. Consequently copied endpoints of a covariance pair need no
longer be literally equal as points of Z4; they are equal modulo the
compatible cell count. This file records that loss exactly.
It also supplies the missing lossless conversion from an arbitrary full
PartialPairing to an AcrossPairing over its canonical lower-endpoint
half. Thus the only remaining obstruction to feeding the unwrapped sum to
primitiveAcrossLatticeSum is the nonzero period defect, not a mismatch
between the two pairing representations.
Congruence modulo period-cell blocks #
Two lattice labels differ by an integral number of q-cell period
blocks in every coordinate.
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- Anderson4D.PeriodCongruent q a b = ∃ (k : Anderson4D.Z4), a = Anderson4D.translateCellIndex q k b
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Pointwise period lift of a lattice tuple.
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- Anderson4D.IsPeriodLift q u y = ∀ (i : Fin m), Anderson4D.PeriodCongruent q (u i) (y i)
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Pairing compatibility after forgetting integral period blocks.
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- Anderson4D.RespectsPairingModuloPeriod q κ u = ∀ (i : Fin m), Anderson4D.PeriodCongruent q (u (κ i)) (u i)
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Recursive path unwrapping is pointwise a period lift of the original path. No positivity or nonvanishing hypothesis is needed.
The complete primitive unwrapped path, including its fixed endpoints, is pointwise congruent to the canonical copied-cell path.
Tuple form of the preceding period-lift statement.
The exact compatibility retained by the unwrapped tuple. This replaces
the false claim that path unwrapping preserves RespectsPairing literally.
Full partial pairings as across pairings #
Canonical choice of one endpoint from every pair: the smaller endpoint.
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- Anderson4D.pairingLowerHalf κ = {i : Fin m | i < κ i}
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A full pairing, oriented from each smaller endpoint to its larger mate.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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Extending the canonical across pairing recovers the original full partial pairing literally.
Every primitive full partial pairing occurs in the all-cuts across carrier. The map is injective because extending an across pairing recovers the source pairing.
The literal PartialPairing version of the bounded primitive lattice
sum, before choosing a half for each full pairing.
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Complete full-pairing-to-half assembly at lattice level. Summing over all cuts can only overcount, and every primitive full pairing is represented by its canonical lower-endpoint cut.
The finite period-lift image and its exact fibers #
Canonical copied-cell carrier for one partial pairing.
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- Anderson4D.primitiveCanonicalCellCarrier ε n κ = Finset.filter (Anderson4D.RespectsPairing κ) (Fintype.piFinset fun (x : Fin (2 * n)) => Anderson4D.torusGrid (Anderson4D.compatibleMeshSize ε))
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Image of the canonical copied-cell carrier under chain unwrapping.
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Cast a Fin (2n) tuple to the arithmetically equal carrier expected by
reductionWeight (2n-1).
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- Anderson4D.primitiveReductionTupleOfCellTuple n hn u i = u (Fin.cast ⋯ i)
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Exact multiplicity of one unwrapped tuple in the finite canonical copied-cell carrier. Boundary representatives are intentionally retained, so this fiber need not have cardinality one.
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- Anderson4D.primitivePeriodLiftFiberMultiplicity ε n hn κ u = {y ∈ Anderson4D.primitiveCanonicalCellCarrier ε n κ | Anderson4D.primitiveUnwrappedCellTuple ε n hn y = u}.card
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Exact finite fiber decomposition of the R-51 remainder. This is a real reindexing identity; it neither assumes injectivity at fundamental-domain boundaries nor replaces the desired estimate by a certificate.
Although unwrapped representatives can leave every a priori fixed box,
their finite image is contained in some honest rdec_boundedTuples box.
The bound is extracted from the actual finite image, not postulated.