Primitive-block replacement preserves endpoint extraction #
The fixed-signature collapse in paper §4.2 requires a converse to the already proved extraction facts. Once the selector has exposed a primitive fully paired block, the pairing inside that block may be replaced by any other primitive full pairing without changing the selected endpoint or the remainder of the extraction.
This file proves that statement directly from the smallest-then-leftmost selector. The key order fact is that a fully paired relative interval meeting a primitive closed relative block must contain the whole block.
Agreement of two pairings on the active carrier preserves every relative fully-paired predicate on that carrier.
If the relative candidate predicates agree, the deterministic smallest-then-leftmost selectors agree as well.
Pairings agreeing on the active carrier have identical extraction recursions from that carrier.
Agreement on the active carrier also preserves the concrete list of traces recorded alongside endpoint extraction.
The intersection of two relative intervals on the same active carrier is the relative interval with the maximum left and minimum right endpoint.
A fully paired set disjoint from the replacement block remains fully paired when the pairings agree outside that block.
Any fully paired relative interval meeting a primitive fully paired relative block contains that entire block. This is the laminarity fact which makes primitive-block replacement invisible to the selector.
A candidate for the replaced pairing whose trace is no larger than the primitive replacement block was already a candidate for the original pairing. It is either disjoint from the block or equal to the block.
Replacing the pairing inside the currently selected trace by an arbitrary primitive full pairing leaves the deterministic selector unchanged.
One primitive replacement step preserves the complete endpoint extraction recursion: the selected block is unchanged, and after removing it the pairings agree on the remaining active carrier.
Concrete-trace counterpart of
extractAux_eq_of_primitive_selectedBlockReplacement.
Concrete replacement by a standard primitive pairing #
The trace selected at the current extraction state.
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- Anderson4D.selectedExtractionBlock κ active h = Anderson4D.relIcc active (Anderson4D.selectRel κ active h).1 (Anderson4D.selectRel κ active h).2
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Replace the currently selected block by one standard primitive pairing, retaining the original pairing on the complementary carrier. The exact block/complement equivalence makes this a multiplicity-free operation.
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Ambient pairing obtained from
selectedPrimitiveClosedOnReplacement.
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- Anderson4D.selectedPrimitiveReplacement κ active h κB = ↑↑(Anderson4D.selectedPrimitiveClosedOnReplacement κ active h κB)
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The concrete standard-pairing replacement preserves the endpoint extraction recursion from the current active state.
Concrete-trace counterpart of
extractAux_selectedPrimitiveReplacement.
At the public initial state, replacing the first primitive block preserves the complete endpoint extraction list.
Public concrete-trace list is likewise unchanged.
In particular, first-block replacement stays in the same endpoint signature fiber used by both R-322 and the within-half part of R-324.
Block-coordinate form of replacement invariance #
Equality with a nonempty extraction step forces existence of a candidate on the other pairing.
Equality of two nonempty extraction recursions identifies their first selected endpoints.
Hence equal nonempty extraction recursions have the same concrete first trace.
Equality of the complementary coordinate in
primitiveClosedOnEquiv is exactly equality of the ambient pairings away
from the block.
Two ambient pairings which differ only in the primitive coordinate of the currently selected block have identical endpoint extraction.
Concrete-trace counterpart of
extractAux_eq_of_primitiveClosedOn_sameComplement.
Exact fiber factorization at one extraction step #
Pairings with exactly the same remaining endpoint extraction as a fixed reference pairing.
Equations
- Anderson4D.ExtractionFiberAt κ fuel active = { τ : Anderson4D.PartialPairing (Fin m) // Anderson4D.extractAux τ (fuel + 1) active = Anderson4D.extractAux κ (fuel + 1) active }
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Every member of a nonempty extraction fiber carries the fixed first trace as a primitive closed block.
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Forgetting the primitive-block certificate recovers the original extraction-fiber member.
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The reference pairing's standard primitive first-block coordinate.
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- Anderson4D.selectedExtractionPrimitivePairing κ active h = ⟨Anderson4D.residualPrimitiveBlockPairing κ (Anderson4D.selectedExtractionBlock κ active h) ⋯, ⋯⟩
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The extraction-fiber predicate on a primitive closed block.
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- Anderson4D.IsInPrimitiveExtractionFiber κ fuel active h τ = (Anderson4D.extractAux (↑↑τ) (fuel + 1) active = Anderson4D.extractAux κ (fuel + 1) active)
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- Anderson4D.instDecidableIsInPrimitiveExtractionFiber κ fuel active h τ = id inferInstance
Membership in the fixed extraction fiber is independent of the primitive first-block coordinate once the complement is fixed.
Complementary-coordinate fiber left after the complete primitive sum on the current first block has been exposed.
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One exact recursive step of fixed-signature factorization: a pairing fiber is a complete primitive-pairing coordinate on the current block times one complementary extraction fiber.
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Exact finite-sum form of
extractionFiberEquivBlockComplement; no block cardinality or factorial
factor is introduced.