The doubled pairing behind the deterministic moment expansion #
Paper §4.2 combines the two within-copy partial pairings and the bijection between their single sets into one full pairing of the doubled carrier. This file constructs that pairing explicitly. It is the combinatorial input required before the R-322 interval reducer can be reused for R-324.
The involution on the disjoint union of the two copies. Paired
indices stay in their own copy; single indices are joined across the two
copies using π.
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The combined pairing before identifying the disjoint union with
Fin (2m).
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- Anderson4D.momentCombinedSumPairing κp κm π = { toFun := Anderson4D.momentCombinedSumMap κp κm π, involutive := ⋯ }
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Order-preserving identification of the left and right copies with
the two consecutive halves of Fin (2m).
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The full pairing of the doubled carrier described between paper (4.16) and (4.18).
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Every contraction triple produces a full pairing, even though the two within-copy pairings may have singles.
Evaluation on the two copies #
Lower-endpoint classification #
A left-copy index is the lower endpoint either of its within-copy
pair or, when it is single in κp, of its cross-copy pair.
A right-copy index is a lower endpoint precisely when it is the lower endpoint of a within-right-copy pair. Cross pairs are already counted from their left-copy endpoints.
Lower-endpoint finset decomposition #
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- Anderson4D.momentCombinedLowerEndpoints κp κm π = {i ∈ (Anderson4D.momentCombinedPairing κp κm π).pairSupport | i < (Anderson4D.momentCombinedPairing κp κm π) i}
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- Anderson4D.leftMomentPairLowerEndpoints κp = Finset.image Anderson4D.leftMomentIndex ({i ∈ κp.pairSupport | i < κp i})
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- Anderson4D.rightMomentPairLowerEndpoints κm = Finset.image Anderson4D.rightMomentIndex ({j ∈ κm.pairSupport | j < κm j})
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Fully paired sets embedded in either half #
A fully paired set in the left copy remains fully paired for the
combined doubled pairing. In particular, every interval extracted from
κp in paper §4.2 Step 2 is a legitimate primitive block of the
combined contraction pairing.
Right-copy counterpart of IsFullyPairedOn.image_leftMomentIndex.
Relative intervals commute with the order-preserving left-copy embedding into the doubled carrier.
Relative intervals commute with the order-preserving right-copy embedding into the doubled carrier.
A relative fully paired interval selected in the left copy is still a relative fully paired interval of the combined pairing on the embedded active carrier.
Right-copy counterpart of
IsRelFullyPaired.image_leftMomentIndex.
If the combined image of a left-copy index stays in a left-image set, then that index was not a single.
Right-copy counterpart of
not_mem_singles_of_combined_mem_image_left.
Full pairing on an embedded left-copy set reflects back to the original partial pairing.
Full pairing on an embedded right-copy set reflects back to the original partial pairing.
Exact left-copy reflection principle for relative fully paired intervals.
Exact right-copy reflection principle for relative fully paired intervals.
The doubled residual carrier after within-half reduction #
The active carrier left after running Definition 3.1 separately in the two copies, embedded into the doubled order.
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The within-half extraction removes only closed paired blocks.
Consequently the remaining within-copy pairs stay inside the residual
carrier, while every surviving single is joined by π to a surviving
single in the other half. Thus the combined pairing is full on the
residual doubled carrier.
The lower endpoints of the doubled full pairing split into the within-left, within-right, and cross-copy classes.
Product form of the three-way lower-endpoint partition.
Covariance-product identification #
The three covariance products in (4.18) are exactly the covariance product of the combined full pairing on the doubled carrier.
Finite contraction entities and extraction signatures #
One complete contraction choice in (4.18): a partial pairing in each copy and a bijection between their single sets.
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- Anderson4D.MomentContraction m = ((κp : Anderson4D.PartialPairing (Fin m)) × (κm : Anderson4D.PartialPairing (Fin m)) × (↥κp.singles ≃ ↥κm.singles))
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Endpoint roles of the Def. 3.1 intervals extracted separately in the left and right copies, embedded into the doubled carrier. This is the structure fixed in paper §4.2 Step 2 before (4.18); cross-copy intervals of the residual pairing are reduced only later, after (4.20).
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The within-half extraction signature associated with a complete contraction entity. The cross-single bijection does not change these initial intervals.
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The finite set of doubled extraction signatures realized at order
m.
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The two within-half R-324 extraction structures have the same
coarse 4^(2m) endpoint-role count as a role assignment on the doubled
carrier.
Nested sums over (κ⁺, κ⁻, π) are ordinary finite sums over the
single contraction-entity type.
Exact regrouping of the complete contraction sum by the extraction signature of its doubled full pairing.