Concrete blocks removed by Definition 3.1 #
extract records only the endpoint pair chosen at each reduction step.
For the R-322/R-324 analytic iteration one also needs the actual trace in
the then-current carrier. This file runs the same recursion while recording
those traces and proves:
- they are pairwise disjoint and cover the complement of
finalActive; - every recorded trace is fully paired;
- minimality of
selectRelmakes every recorded trace relatively primitive; - the covariance product factors exactly over the recorded traces and the terminal active carrier.
Finite union commutes with mapping every block by the same finset image.
An injective image preserves pairwise disjointness of a block list.
The actual fully-paired trace removed at each execution of Definition 3.1.
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- Anderson4D.extractionBlocksAux κ 0 x✝ = []
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Public block list for the full Definition 3.1 run.
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Every block produced from active remains inside active.
The recorded blocks are pairwise disjoint.
Every recorded block is closed under the pairing and contains no single.
Minimality of the Definition 3.1 selector implies that its selected trace is primitive on its sparse carrier.
Every block produced by Definition 3.1 is relatively primitive.
Removed blocks together with the terminal active carrier cover the initial active carrier exactly.
The terminal active carrier remains a subset of the carrier supplied to the recursion.
The union of all removed blocks is disjoint from the terminal active carrier.
The public extraction blocks cover precisely the complement of
finalActive.
The terminal carrier is disjoint from every removed block.
Every concrete Definition 3.1 block transports to an actual member of the primitive full-pairing family used by Proposition 4.1.
Exact covariance factorization into all Definition 3.1 primitive blocks and the terminal carrier.
For a full pairing the terminal carrier is empty, so its entire covariance product is the product of the primitive extraction-block factors.