A rigorously separated inversion block for cross-one-off markings #
The ordinary inversions counted here have first coordinate below k by an
explicit hypothesis. This is the period-separation condition missing from
the printed proof of Corollary 4.31.
Translate the standard pair embedding into a natural interval beginning
at lo.
Equations
- Bananas.shiftedEndpointPairEmbedding lo length x = ((Bananas.endpointPairEmbedding length x).1 + ↑lo, (Bananas.endpointPairEmbedding length x).2 + ↑lo)
Instances For
A shifted decreasing block contributes all of its ordinary inversions to
the normalized k-inversion set, provided the block's possible first
coordinates lie in [0,k).
In the long-second-strand regime, corrected Lemma 4.30 restricts to the
simple decreasing block tau(2+i)=g-i for 0 ≤ i ≤ g-3.
Corollary 4.29's decreasing-block count, with the period separation made
explicit. The hypothesis g ≤ k is sufficient because every first
coordinate in the injected family is at most g-2.
This deliberately does not claim the stronger corrected Corollary 4.31
count, whose rows extend to crossOneOffCutoff and require the additional
unproved separation crossOneOffCutoff g n ≤ k.