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Anderson4D.PermSum.CollapseInsideChain

Inside-block chains and the cut-exception chain #

This file proves the exact connector used in the collapse step: multiplying the consecutive weights internal to the maximal inside blocks is the same as multiplying the flattened inside-word chain after omitting precisely the proper composition cuts.

@[reducible, inline]

A gap internal to one block of the inside-word composition.

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    The ith composition block, read directly from the flattened inside word.

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      The composition view of a block recovers the recorded list block.

      The left endpoint in the flattened inside word of an internal block gap.

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        The right endpoint in the flattened inside word of an internal block gap.

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          An internal block gap, regarded as an adjacency index of the flattened inside word.

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            The canonical embedding of internal block gaps into flattened adjacency indices.

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              An internal block gap is never a proper composition cut.

              Every adjacency index outside the proper cuts comes from a unique internal block gap.

              Internal gaps of all blocks are canonically equivalent to adjacency indices outside the proper composition cuts.

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                Reindex a cut-exception product by the internal gaps of the composition blocks.

                theorem Anderson4D.RawCollapseData.listChainProduct_block_eq_indexed {A : Type u_1} {B : Type u_2} (d : RawCollapseData A B) (edge : A ⊕ B → A ⊕ B → ℝ) (i : Fin d.blockComposition.length) :
                listChainProduct edge (List.map Sum.inl (d.blocks.get ⟨↑i, ⋯⟩)) = indexedChainProduct (fun (a b : A) => edge (Sum.inl a) (Sum.inl b)) (d.insideBlockWord i)

                The chain product of a recorded block is the indexed chain product of that block as read from the flattened inside word.

                The product of all recorded inside-block chains, reindexed by the internal gaps of the block composition.

                Tree-facing connector #

                The internal block factor in the expanded lattice chain is exactly the restricted-tree Hepp chain with the proper composition cuts omitted.