Ordered half-chain partitions for the paper's nested Step 3 #
The endpoint-erased chain of a completed half has one slot for every surviving vertex except the last one. If a current carrier is split into two nonempty consecutive pieces, those slots split into the internal slots of the first piece, the unique slot at its last vertex, and the internal slots of the second piece. The middle slot is the flanking connector used by the nested-cross induction.
Production slots of a nonempty sparse half-carrier, with its terminal source vertex erased.
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- _res.halfChainEdgeSlots carrier hne = Finset.image Anderson4D.r324InternalVertexEdgeSlot (carrier.erase (carrier.max' hne))
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The endpoint-erased active slots are exactly the nonterminal source slots of the full surviving half-carrier.
Strict separation of two finite half-carriers.
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- Anderson4D.R324WithinHalfResidualPrefix.HalfCarrierBefore first second = ∀ i ∈ first, ∀ j ∈ second, i < j
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Three-way ordered slot partition. For consecutive nonempty
carriers first < second, the only slot between their two internal paths
is the slot sourced at max first.
The first internal slot family is disjoint from its outgoing connector.
All slots belonging to strictly separated carriers are disjoint.
The connector slot is disjoint from every slot in the later carrier.
When the two consecutive pieces exhaust the active carrier, the successor of the unique connector source is the first vertex of the later piece. This identifies the singleton slot above with the literal sparse chain leg, not merely with a counting placeholder.
Coordinate form of the connector leg.
Inverse-square product restricted to one nonempty half-carrier.
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- res.halfInvSqChainProduct carrier hne v = ∏ edge ∈ res.halfChainEdgeSlots carrier hne, Anderson4D.invSqKer (res.edgeDisplacement 0 0 (res.reconstruct v) edge)
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The full endpoint-erased inverse-square chain is the restricted product on the complete active carrier.
Product form of the three-way ordered slot partition.
Canonical initial/terminal interval specializations #
The part of a half-carrier strictly before a cut vertex.
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- Anderson4D.R324WithinHalfResidualPrefix.halfCarrierBeforeCut carrier cut = {i ∈ carrier | i < cut}
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The part of a half-carrier at or after a cut vertex.
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- Anderson4D.R324WithinHalfResidualPrefix.halfCarrierFromCut carrier cut = {i ∈ carrier | cut ≤ i}
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Left-half orientation: the post-carrier is before the current head. Its greatest source slot is the unique connector into the head.
The part of a half-carrier through a terminal cut vertex.
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- Anderson4D.R324WithinHalfResidualPrefix.halfCarrierThroughCut carrier cut = {i ∈ carrier | i ≤ cut}
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Right-half orientation: the current head precedes the post-carrier. The slot at the head maximum is the unique connector into the post path.
Full terminal left-half specialization, stated directly for the paper's endpoint-erased chain.
Full terminal right-half specialization.