Extraction compatibility for consecutive pairing blocks.
This file proves that the relative smallest-leftmost extraction algorithm
acts independently on two consecutive closed pairing blocks, up to the
interleaving order recorded by List.Perm.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.eaPrefixEmbedding ha = { toFun := Fin.castLE ha, inj' := ⋯ }
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.eaSuffixEmbedding ha = { toFun := Anderson4D.PartialPairing.suffixFin ha, inj' := ⋯ }
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.eaPrefixPair ha p = (Fin.castLE ha p.1, Fin.castLE ha p.2)
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.eaPrefixActive ha active = {i : Fin a | Fin.castLE ha i ∈ active}
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.eaSuffixActive ha active = {j : Fin (N - a) | Anderson4D.PartialPairing.suffixFin ha j ∈ active}
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The global selector of a block-diagonal pairing never crosses the block boundary.
If the global selector is in the prefix block, it is exactly the embedded selector of the projected prefix state.
Suffix analogue of selectRel_appendPairingTo_eq_prefix.
Stateful/fuel form of extraction compatibility. The global fuel is split between the two projected active blocks; the cardinality bounds are exactly what guarantees that a block with a candidate still has positive fuel.
Extraction of a consecutive block sum is the shuffle of the two local extractions. No non-split hypothesis is needed.
Closed-form component bookkeeping #
Right chain-edge numbers extracted from an appended pairing split into the corresponding prefix and suffix numbers.
The prefix variables of an ambient deterministic tuple, with the external left slot omitted.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.ambientPrefixTuple ha xt i = xt (Anderson4D.varIdx (Fin.castLE ha i))
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The tail tuple starts at the last prefix variable: its slot 0 is
ambient slot a, its internal variables are the ambient suffix, and its
last slot is the ambient right endpoint.
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- Anderson4D.PartialPairing.ambientTailTuple ha xt j = xt ⟨a + ↑j, ⋯⟩
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The covariance part of the ambient closed form is the product of its prefix and tail covariance parts.
The Wick factor of an appended pairing is carried entirely by the tail whenever the prefix is full.
The ambient difference-factor list is the product of the prefix factors and the tail factors.
The whole-prefix extraction supplies the boundary Green difference between the last prefix point and the first prefix point.
If the whole prefix is the final extraction, its ambient difference
product is the internal J difference product followed by the one
boundary Green difference.
Isolating the first tail edge #
All deterministic factors of detIntegrand except its first chain
edge. Extracted edges are always numbered r+1, so edge zero is never
removed.
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detIntegrand is its unavoidable first Green edge times the
remaining deterministic factors.
None of the factors after the first chain edge sees tuple slot zero.
wickAt depends only on internal-variable slots.
The random integrand also has an explicit unavoidable first edge.
Replacing the left endpoint turns subtraction of random integrands into exactly one Green-kernel difference.
Pairing obtained by deleting a paired head and restoring its partner as a single.
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- κ.headDeletionData hκ = (Anderson4D.PartialPairing.contractionHeadEquiv n).symm ⟨κ, hκ⟩
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The successor copy of the head-deleted active state #
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Proper candidates agree under head deletion #
The order-separation invariant of already removed pairs #
Every pair already removed from active lies entirely in one gap of
the remaining order: it cannot straddle an active index.
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The ambient active state stays fully paired when a successor candidate is removed.
Non-splitting rules out a proper relative head prefix #
General-size version of the paper's non-concatenation condition.
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- κ.HdNonSplit = (κ.IsFull ∧ ¬∃ p ∈ Finset.range (n + 1), p + 1 < n + 1 ∧ Anderson4D.IsFullyPairedOn κ {i : Fin (n + 1) | ↑i ≤ p})
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Selector compatibility before the terminal head extraction #
Exact recursion and public extraction theorem #
Direct specialization to a positive even non-split block.
The direct paper specialization, rewritten with the generic whole-prefix endpoint pair used by the integrand ledger.
The proper extractions preceding the terminal whole block cannot
share its right endpoint. This is the precise strict-bound fact needed
to use the non-junk branch of diffFactorJ.
Non-split specialization of the prefix difference ledger.
The terminal whole-prefix extraction removes the chain edge numbered by the prefix length.
Deterministic closed-form compatibility for a non-split fully paired
prefix followed by an arbitrary tail. The terminal extraction is
exactly the boundary difference missing from the internal J chain.
Random closed-form compatibility for the same block decomposition.
The boundary difference is represented canonically as the difference of
two tail random integrands, exactly the (J-Cδ)+Cδ split used in the
paper's case-(3) reduction.
Rearranged pointwise form used directly in paper (3.18): the raw
J × tail block is the ambient renormalized integrand plus the diagonal
tail block.
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Transport across propositionally equal finite cardinalities #
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The actual case-(3) spatial tuple #
Pointwise deterministic case-(3) specialization #
Paper-facing form: the boundary Green difference is exactly the
subtraction produced by replacing the tail's left endpoint w by z.
Raw J × tail = ambient + diagonal, the pointwise paper (3.18)
rearrangement before any spatial integration.