Orbit lower bound for the fixed-tree incidence denominator #
This file implements Proposition 5.6, Step 1. Simultaneously transporting a Hepp marking, the leaf multiplicities, an admissible embedding, and its word witness along a tree automorphism preserves realization. Consequently every marking in the orbit of a realizing marked tree supplies distinct restricted branch data in the concrete denominator fiber. Orbit--stabilizer then gives the division-free natural-number form of paper (5.12).
Transport of word and realization witnesses #
Postcomposing a word by an equivalence merely reindexes its prescribed fiber sizes.
A concrete tuple realization is preserved by simultaneous transport of all tree-indexed data along an automorphism.
Restricted data attached to transported bundles #
The analytic scale bound is invariant under transport.
The finite branch carrier obtained from a scale-bounded marking has raw view equal to the marking's canonical branch-supported view.
The valid restricted datum obtained by simultaneously transporting a
fixed marking and fixed multiplicities along g.
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The branch component of the transported restricted datum records exactly the transported canonical raw marking.
The transported restricted datum remains incident to the original tuple.
Injection of the marking orbit into the incidence fiber #
Choose one tree automorphism representing an element of the marking orbit. The final injection is independent of this noncanonical choice because its branch component recovers the orbit element itself.
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An orbit marking, together with any representative automorphism, gives a member of the concrete fixed-tree incidence fiber.
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- Anderson4D.orbitToTreeRealizationFiber ht Nm mu hscale htotal hreal N = ⟨Anderson4D.validRealizationDataOfAut ht Nm mu hscale htotal (Anderson4D.orbitRepresentative N), ⋯⟩
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The denominator lower bound (paper (5.12)) #
Distinct canonical raw markings in the automorphism orbit yield distinct elements of the concrete incidence fiber.
Paper (5.12), stated without natural-number division:
|Aut(t)| ≤ treeSymDenom(t,M,m,y) * |Aut(t,Nm)|.
The scale and total-multiplicity bounds needed to enter the finite denominator carrier are recovered from the realization witness itself.