Concrete incidence data for the fixed-tree form of (5.6) #
The denominator in paper (5.6) counts only the finite pair consisting of branch exponents and leaf multiplicities. In particular, neither an admissible embedding nor a word witnessing a realization is part of the finite carrier below. Its multiplicities are arbitrary values at least two; the evenness supplied later by an across-pairing is not part of this count.
Valid restricted realization data for a fixed tree and tuple length. Embedding and word witnesses deliberately remain in the incidence relation, not in this finite type.
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- Anderson4D.ValidRealizationData t M m = { d : t.RealizationData M m // d.IsValid }
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The finite carrier of all valid restricted realization data.
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Incidence of restricted data with a tuple, via the canonical marking and multiplicity bundles determined by the validity proof.
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- d.Realizes y = Anderson4D.RealizesTuple t ((↑d).toHeppMarking ⋯) ((↑d).toMultiplicities ⋯) M y
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- Anderson4D.validRealizationDataDecidableRel t M m x✝¹ x✝ = Classical.propDecidable ((fun (d : Anderson4D.ValidRealizationData t M m) (y : Fin m → Fin 4 → ℤ) => d.Realizes y) x✝¹ x✝)
The restricted data incident to y for a fixed tree.
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- Anderson4D.treeRealizationFiber t M m y = {d ∈ Anderson4D.validRealizationDataFinset t M m | d.Realizes y}
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The concrete fixed-tree symmetry denominator in (5.6).
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- Anderson4D.treeSymDenom t M m y = (Anderson4D.treeRealizationFiber t M m y).card
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Realization incidence is invariant under permuting tuple indices.
Consequently the concrete symmetry denominator is invariant under permuting the indices of the tuple.
RealizesTuple is insensitive to junk marking values off branch nodes
and junk multiplicity values off leaves.
Every concrete realization witness forces the total leaf multiplicity to equal the tuple length.
An actual valid-tree realization by bounded bundle data contributes an element to the concrete incidence fiber, so its denominator is positive.
Convenience form in which the total-multiplicity equation is recovered from the realization word itself; no parity hypothesis is needed.
Paired-vector compatibility wrapper. Evenness remains available as an extra property, but does not alter the general denominator.
The paired-vector existence theorem supplies a valid tree whose concrete fixed-tree denominator is positive.
Fixed-tree finite-incidence resummation, the abstract content of paper (5.6), specialized to the restricted realization data above.