Predicate transport for the Proposition 5.9 word collapse #
This file proves the logical side-condition transport used in the collapse
step of §5.4.1. The proper composition cuts are first identified with
AdjacentIndex; adjacency is then transported both to the flattened inside
word (away from those cuts) and to the collapsed outside word.
The inside alphabet #
The original letters belonging to the selected subtree.
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Finite-word/list bridges #
Gaps of a word of length n and the project's adjacency indices are the
same finite type.
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NoAdjacentEqual is exactly the ordinary unequal-neighbour chain
condition on the list underlying a finite word.
The paper cut set on the exact carrier expected by Proposition 5.10.
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List-level collapse lemmas #
Collapsing maximal inside runs preserves unequal adjacency in the collapsed word.
Every maximal inside block inherits unequal adjacency from the original word.
The one-block degeneration #
A collapsed list with one marker is an outside prefix, the unique marker, and an outside suffix.
If there is one inside block, expansion is an outside prefix followed by that block and an outside suffix.
The collapsed outside word inherits the no-equal-neighbours condition from the expanded word.
Every recorded inside block inherits the no-equal-neighbours condition from the expanded word.
A gap outside the canonical cut set is not a proper composition boundary.
The flattened inside word has unequal neighbours away from precisely the proper composition cuts.
The cut set is nonempty as soon as the selected inside letters form at least two maximal blocks.
Exact nondegenerate cut-count criterion.
Transport directly from the finite collapse equivalence #
The original finite word supplies the expanded-list chain hypothesis used by both predicate transports.
Finite-word form of the inside predicate transport required before applying Proposition 5.10.
Finite-word form of the collapsed-word adjacency transport used by the inductive call on the contracted tree.