Even-multiplicity incidence for the paper's paired decomposition #
The denominator in paper (5.6) ranges over branch-scale and leaf-multiplicity
data whose leaf multiplicities are even. The general incidence carrier in
Incidence is useful for Proposition 5.6, where arbitrary multiplicities at
least two occur. This file supplies the paired specialization and proves
that, for a tuple equipped with an across-half pairing, its general and
paired incidence fibers have the same cardinality.
The finite carrier of restricted realization data with even leaf multiplicities, exactly as in the denominator of paper (5.6).
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Incidence of paired restricted data with a tuple.
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- Anderson4D.PairedDataRealizes d y = Anderson4D.RealizesTuple t ((↑d).toHeppMarking ⋯) ((↑d).toMultiplicities ⋯) M y
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The even restricted data incident to y for a fixed tree.
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- Anderson4D.pairedTreeRealizationFiber t M m y = {d ∈ Anderson4D.pairedValidRealizationDataFinset t M m | Anderson4D.PairedDataRealizes d y}
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The exact even-multiplicity symmetry denominator in paper (5.6).
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- Anderson4D.pairedTreeSymDenom t M m y = (Anderson4D.pairedTreeRealizationFiber t M m y).card
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Forget parity while retaining general validity.
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- Anderson4D.pairedDataToValid d = ⟨↑d, ⋯⟩
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Forgetting parity does not change the realization predicate.
A realization of a tuple carrying an across-half pairing necessarily has even leaf multiplicities. This is the converse parity bridge needed to identify the two incidence fibers.
Promote incident general data to paired-valid data using an across-half pairing on the realized tuple.
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- Anderson4D.validDataToPairedOfAcrossPairing d hreal A κ hκ = ⟨↑d, ⋯⟩
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On a paired tuple, forgetting and reconstructing parity gives an equivalence between the general and even incidence fibers.
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For a tuple with an across-half pairing, allowing arbitrary multiplicities in the auxiliary denominator adds no incident data: every realizing multiplicity is automatically even.
The paired denominator has the same orbit-stabilizer lower bound as the general denominator, by the preceding exact identification.
Paper (5.12) with the exact even-multiplicity denominator from (5.6), in division-free form.
Fixed-tree finite-incidence resummation with the exact even denominator printed in paper (5.6).