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Anderson4D.DetParametrix.Paper42_Moment.R324MomentFiberReindex

Exact coordinate reindexing of an R-324 moment fibre #

A fixed doubled moment signature is exactly a left reduction-endpoint fibre, a right reduction-endpoint fibre, and a bijection between the two remaining single sets. This module records that equivalence and exposes the first primitive coordinate of the left fibre without taking an absolute value or paying a pairing-cardinality factor.

Converse to the signature-separation lemma: equality of the two ordinary endpoint signatures gives equality of the doubled moment signature.

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The finite fibre of contraction entities with the same doubled within-half signature as a reference entity.

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    Separated coordinates of one doubled moment-signature fibre.

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      Exact separation of a doubled moment-signature fibre into its two within-half endpoint fibres and the residual cross-single bijection.

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        theorem Anderson4D.sum_momentSignatureFiber_eq_coordinates {m : ℕ} (e₀ : MomentContraction m) {A : Type u_1} [AddCommMonoid A] (F : MomentSignatureFiberAt e₀ → A) :
        ∑ e : MomentSignatureFiberAt e₀, F e = ∑ κp : ReductionEndpointFiberAt e₀.fst, ∑ κm : ReductionEndpointFiberAt e₀.snd.fst, ∑ π : ↥(↑κp).singles ≃ ↥(↑κm).singles, F ((momentSignatureFiberEquivCoordinates e₀).symm ⟨κp, ⟨κm, π⟩⟩)

        Finite-sum form of momentSignatureFiberEquivCoordinates.

        The exact first left primitive-block coordinate of a fixed doubled moment fibre. The remaining right pairing and cross-single equivalence stay dependent on the reconstructed left complement, so no transport or multiplicity is hidden.

        The exact first right primitive-block coordinate of a fixed doubled moment fibre. This is the right-hand analogue of sum_momentSignatureFiber_eq_firstLeftBlock.

        Simultaneous exact exposure of the first primitive coordinate in both endpoint fibres. In particular, the residual cross-single equivalence remains dependent on both reconstructed complements; no cardinality factor or non-canonical transport is introduced.