Assembly glue for anchored bidirectional sequence gains #
This file supplies the two interfaces needed by the final finite-Fubini assembly:
- a product-level identification between the gain on the original edge order (reverse to the left of the anchor and forward to its right) and the two padded outward products;
- the active-
Psequence estimate when the exceptional set is allowed to depend on the anchor.
No comparison between forward and reverse gains is used. The left product is reindexed by reflection, the right product by translation, and every extra padded factor is proved to be exactly one.
The original-edge oriented product #
The gain attached to an edge in the original word order. Edges strictly left of the anchor are traversed outwards and hence use the reverse ratio; edges at or to the right of the anchor use the ordinary forward ratio.
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The original-edge form consumed by finite-Fubini: use one exception set on the original adjacency indices and orient every retained edge away from the anchor.
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- Anderson4D.anchoredOrientedCodeWeight θ e E a w = ∏ j ∈ Finset.univ \ E, Anderson4D.anchoredOrientedCodeEdgeGain θ e a w j
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Exact assembly rewrite: the single product on retained original edges, oriented away from the anchor, is the product of the two padded outward weights. This is an equality, not an inequality or a comparison of oppositely oriented gains.
The original-edge oriented product on the active carrier #
Active-P version of the original-edge gain oriented away from the
anchor.
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Active-P product in the original edge order, with one original
exception set and the two directions oriented away from the anchor.
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- Anderson4D.anchoredOrientedActivePWeight θ E a w = ∏ j ∈ Finset.univ \ E, Anderson4D.anchoredOrientedActivePEdgeGain θ a w j
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Active-carrier form of the exact assembly rewrite. This is the bridge from the original finite-Fubini product directly to the padded bidirectional sequence weight.
Anchor-dependent exception sets on the active carrier #
The active-P anchored estimate with an exception set chosen separately at
each anchor. The same fixed budget applies uniformly to every choice.
Paper-length form of the anchor-dependent active-P estimate. With
m = totalMultiplicity mu, the word has m positions and m-1 edges.
Final assembly-facing form: sum the original-edge active-P weights when
the exception set varies with the anchor. The proof rewrites each summand
by the exact orientation theorem above and then invokes the bidirectional
bound; no exponent comparison is involved.
Literal paper-length version of the original-edge, anchor-varying
active-P estimate.
Convenience specialization at exponent 1/16 when each anchor has at most
twenty skipped edges. The final even/odd union uses the forty-exception
interface below.
Literal m = totalMultiplicity mu form of the twenty-exception
convenience specialization.
Paper-facing varying-exception interface after the Step 4 even/odd
geometric-mean assembly: each parity contributes at most twenty skipped
edges, so their union has budget forty at exponent 1/16.
Literal m = totalMultiplicity mu specialization of the paper-facing
1/16, forty-exception interface.
Final paper-facing original-edge interface: exponent 1/16, the forty-edge
even/odd exception budget, and literal m = totalMultiplicity mu length.
Class-independent positional exception schedule #
The control data of a located parity block, with every analytic class payload erased. This is the information that can influence rough marking and the exceptional original-edge set.
- single {m : ℕ} (position : Fin m) (skipped : Bool) : PositionControlBlock m
- pair {m : ℕ} (leftPosition rightPosition : Fin m) (skipLeft skipRight : Bool) : PositionControlBlock m
- roughPair {m : ℕ} (leftPosition rightPosition : Fin m) (skipLeft skipRight : Bool) : PositionControlBlock m
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Attach only the incoming-edge flags to a positional block.
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- Anderson4D.XYCluster.positionBlockToControl incomingSkipped (Anderson4D.XYCluster.PositionBlock.single i) = Anderson4D.XYCluster.PositionControlBlock.single i (incomingSkipped i)
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Erase the analytic payload of a located block.
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- (Anderson4D.XYCluster.LocatedNXParityBlock.single i a skipped).positionControl = Anderson4D.XYCluster.PositionControlBlock.single i skipped
- (Anderson4D.XYCluster.LocatedNXParityBlock.pair i j p).positionControl = Anderson4D.XYCluster.PositionControlBlock.pair i j p.skipLeft p.skipRight
- (Anderson4D.XYCluster.LocatedNXParityBlock.roughPair i j p).positionControl = Anderson4D.XYCluster.PositionControlBlock.roughPair i j p.skipLeft p.skipRight
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Purely positional version of “choose the first three eligible pairs”.
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- Anderson4D.XYCluster.markFirstSkippedPositionPairsRough x✝ [] = []
- Anderson4D.XYCluster.markFirstSkippedPositionPairsRough 0 x✝ = x✝
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Erasing analytic payload commutes with rough marking.
Exceptional original edges computed only from positional control data.
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- Anderson4D.XYCluster.positionControlExceptionalEdges [] = ∅
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Erasing analytic payload does not alter the exceptional-edge union.
The raw anchored schedule with no analytic class payload.
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Pure positional coarse ledger after selecting at most three rough pairs.
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The concrete original-edge exception set with all analytically irrelevant class data removed.
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- Anderson4D.XYCluster.finAnchorPositionalExceptionalEdgesWithPhases leftPhase rightPhase anchor O = Anderson4D.XYCluster.finAnchorPureExceptionalEdgesWithPhases leftPhase rightPhase anchor O
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The scheduled exception set is definitionally controlled only by positions,
phases, and O; its apparent cls argument carries no information.
Explicit class-independence theorem for downstream finite-Fubini reindexing.
Positional exception set in the Fin n indexing used by the sequence
theorems.
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The even/odd union is likewise independent of the analytic class word.
Pure positional even/odd exception union in sequence indexing.
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Concrete final counting interface with the class-independent positional
even/odd exception set, original-edge orientation, exponent 1/16, and
literal paper length.