Exact block decomposition for the residual R-324 collapse #
For a nested inside-to-outside interval chain, the collapse blocks are:
- the innermost interval trace;
- the closed shell between every two successive traces;
- the exterior of the outermost trace.
If the chain is empty, the whole residual carrier is the sole block. This file proves that these blocks cover the residual carrier exactly and that every block is fully paired by the combined contraction pairing. It is the finite-carrier decomposition used before applying the primitive analytic estimate successively in paper §4.2 Step 3.
Shells after a current inner trace, ending with the exterior of the last outer trace.
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- Anderson4D.nestedResidualShells active previous [] = [Anderson4D.residualIntervalExterior active previous]
- Anderson4D.nestedResidualShells active previous (next :: rest) = Anderson4D.residualIntervalShell active previous next :: Anderson4D.nestedResidualShells active next rest
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Complete block list associated with an inside-to-outside chain.
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- Anderson4D.residualCollapseBlocks active [] = [active]
- Anderson4D.residualCollapseBlocks active (next :: rest) = Anderson4D.residualIntervalTrace active next :: Anderson4D.nestedResidualShells active next rest
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Union of a finite list of finite carriers.
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Relative primitivity on a sparse carrier: every relative fully paired interval is the whole carrier. After order-preserving renaming this is exactly paper Definition 2.3.
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- Anderson4D.IsRelPrimitiveOn κ active = ∀ (a b : Fin n), Anderson4D.IsRelFullyPaired κ active a b → Anderson4D.relIcc active a b = active
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Restricting twice to nested endpoint bounds does not change a relative interval whose endpoints already belong to the outer trace.
If the canonical residual chain is empty, the whole residual carrier is already primitive.
The first trace of the canonical inside-to-outside residual chain is primitive. Any proper subinterval would itself occur in the chain before the head, contradicting the chosen order.
Membership in the shell between two nested traces, expressed as the two open side pieces around the inner trace.
On the left component of a shell, its relative intervals are the same as relative intervals of the full active carrier.
Right-component counterpart of
relIcc_residualIntervalShell_eq_active_of_left.
A fully paired interval inside a residual shell must meet both side components of that shell. Otherwise it would lift to a residual fully-paired interval lying wholly on one side of the central cut.
A shell interval which crosses its inner trace lifts to the union of that inner trace and the shell interval on the original carrier.
The first shell of a canonical residual chain is primitive. A proper shell interval would lift to an extra residual interval strictly between the first two adjacent chain entries.
Every shell between adjacent entries of the canonical residual chain is primitive, including shells after a nonempty prefix.
On the left component of an exterior, its relative intervals are the same as relative intervals of the full active carrier.
Right-component counterpart of
relIcc_residualIntervalExterior_eq_active_of_left.
A fully paired interval inside the final exterior must meet both side components. A one-sided interval would contradict residual cross-cut geometry.
An exterior interval which crosses its inner trace lifts to the union of that trace and the exterior interval on the original carrier.
The exterior after the outermost residual interval is primitive. Any proper exterior interval would lift to a residual interval outside the last entry of the canonical chain.
All successive shells and the final exterior after a given chain entry are primitive.
Starting from any trace in a nested chain, its later shells and final exterior complete it to the whole active carrier.
The block list of any nested chain covers the active carrier exactly.
Every later shell and the final exterior are fully paired, provided the active carrier and all interval traces are fully paired.
Every block in a collapse decomposition is fully paired.
Concrete collapse blocks for one R-324 contraction entity.
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The concrete R-324 collapse blocks cover the doubled residual carrier exactly.
Every concrete R-324 collapse block is closed and contains no single of the combined pairing.
Every concrete block used by the successive R-324 residual collapse is primitive on its sparse carrier.