Atanasov--Ranganathan configuration 5, generic in the core #
Configuration 5 of Atanasov--Ranganathan, Proposition 5.1, is the local picture at a centre of the length-independent row: two boundary arms, a middle slot to a second centre, two parallel slots onward to a cycle vertex, and one far slot closing the cycle. Two nested minima fix the three heights, and the whole verification reduces to one-edge arithmetic.
This file carries that arithmetic once, in two layers. The first is the
one-edge ledger: what one slot contributes at each of its ends, stated for a
slot read from either end -- tailContribution at the tail,
headContribution at the head -- because a row reads the same picture at two
centres in opposite orientations, and every fact here has a mirror.
The second layer states the residual effectivity at each vertex of the local
picture, once per nested-min profile (outerTarget_* when the outer minimum
saturates first, innerTarget_* when the inner one does) and once for the
cycle vertex, which both profiles share. The three slots whose orientation
varies between the two centres -- the two boundary arms and the far slot --
are read through a SlotLedger, so each statement covers both orientations;
the middle and parallel slots point the same way at both centres and are
spelled out directly. A row supplies its lookup tables and the five
height equations; nothing else.
One-edge arithmetic used by configuration 5 #
The contribution at the tail of a subdivided edge with the prescribed endpoint heights.
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- AtanasovRanganathan.ConfigurationFive.tailContribution L hu hv = if L = 0 then 0 else Utilities.Certificate.SubdivisionArithmetic.step L (↑hu - ↑hv) 0
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The contribution at the head of a subdivided edge with the prescribed endpoint heights.
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- AtanasovRanganathan.ConfigurationFive.headContribution L hu hv = if L = 0 then 0 else -Utilities.Certificate.SubdivisionArithmetic.step L (↑hu - ↑hv) (L - 1)
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One chip when the edge length is positive, and zero for a collapsed edge.
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One chip for a collapsed edge, and zero when the edge length is positive.
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The drain indicator: one unit for a positive height and zero at height zero.
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The orientation ledger #
Row 07 reads the same local picture at two centres. The middle slot and the
two parallel slots point the same way at both, but the two boundary arms and
the far slot are traversed in opposite directions. A SlotLedger names the
two ends of those three slots, so that the whole calculation below is written
once and instantiated twice.
The two ends of a slot whose orientation depends on which centre is being
read. tail L hu hv is the contribution at the end carrying height hu,
head L hu hv the contribution at the end carrying hv.
The tail contribution as a function of edge length and the two endpoint heights.
The head contribution as a function of edge length and the two endpoint heights.
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The slot read from its tail.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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The same slot read from its head.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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The outer-target reading #
o is the height at the centre, i at the second centre, e at the cycle
vertex, and the two nested minima saturate outer-first.
Residual effectivity at an outer-target centre.
The two boundary arms get independent ledgers: a row whose centre is the tail of one arm and the head of the other (any core whose local cycle is a directed one, such as atlas row 09) reads them in opposite orientations. A row whose arms point the same way passes the same ledger twice.
The inner-target reading #
The same ledger with the two nested minima saturating inner-first.
Residual effectivity at the outer centre of an inner-target reading.
As with outerTarget_center_nonneg, the two boundary arms carry independent
ledgers.
The cycle vertex #
Shared by both readings: only the far slot's orientation varies.
Residual effectivity at the cycle vertex.