Stable residual carriers for the signed R-324 fibre #
The first-block factorization of a within-half endpoint fibre is dependent:
after exposing the primitive block pairing κB, both the reconstructed
ambient pairing and the type of the cross-single equivalence mention κB.
Analytically, however, a primitive full block has no singles. Consequently,
for a fixed complementary coordinate, changing κB cannot change the
ambient single set.
This file records that rigidity before any absolute value is taken. It is the type-level bridge needed to put the complete primitive sum innermost in the signed phase-A Fubini argument while keeping the residual cross-single carrier fixed.
Singles are carried entirely by the complementary coordinate #
Reassembling two primitive full block coordinates over the same complement produces ambient pairings with exactly the same single set.
The first endpoint-fibre coordinate has a stable residual carrier #
In the public first-block endpoint-fibre equivalence, the reconstructed pairing's singles depend only on the complementary coordinate, not on the primitive full pairing installed on the selected block.
The canonical reconstructed endpoint-fibre member obtained by keeping
the complement κC and reinstalling the reference first-block pairing.
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Canonical transport of a cross-single equivalence to the
κB-independent single carrier furnished by the reference block
coordinate.
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Signed first-left reindex with the primitive sum innermost #
Exact first-left reindexing in the order required by phase A:
the complementary left coordinate, right endpoint-fibre member, and
cross-single equivalence are fixed before the complete primitive block
coordinate is summed. The cross-single type is independent of κB, so
the innermost finite sum can be identified with the signed primitive kernel
before any norm is taken.