Reindexing cross Wick contractions by finite equivalences #
The recursive list contraction used by the generic Wick theorem is the same finite sum as the paper's bijection-between-single-sets representation.
The product attached to a bijection between the positions of two lists.
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Sum of covariance products over all bijections between list positions.
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- Anderson4D.listEquivCovarianceSum C xs ys = ∑ e : Fin xs.length ≃ Fin ys.length, Anderson4D.listEquivCovarianceProduct C xs ys e
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Expanding a list-position bijection by the image of its head gives the
same one-step recursion as crossWickList.
The recursive cross-contraction polynomial equals the explicit sum over all bijections between the two lists' positions.
Reindexing the positions of two lists transports the explicit bijection sum without changing its weights.
Ordered enumeration of two finite sets transports the list-position bijection sum to a sum over bijections of the finite-set subtypes.