The Atanasov--Ranganathan construction on row 06, as a guarding set #
Row 06 is the theta with three bananas: two hub vertices 2 and 3, joined
by three disjoint handles, each handle a path
2 -- x == y -- 3 (x == y a banana pair of slots)
with (x, y) = (0, 1), (4, 5) and (7, 6). The twelve slots are
0, 1 : 0 == 1 2 : 2 -- 0 3 : 1 -- 3
5, 6 : 7 == 6 4 : 2 -- 7 7 : 6 -- 3
10,11 : 4 == 5 9 : 2 -- 4 8 : 3 -- 5
The guarding set is {0, 3, 4, 7} -- the hub 3 together with the near
end of each banana. It leaves chip free the other hub 2 and the far end of
each banana, and each of those four vertices is the centre of a picture that is
already in the configuration library:
2is a configuration-2 tripod: its three slots2, 4, 9end on the three distinct chips0, 7, 4;1,5and6are each the centre of AR's sixth picture, the banana tail ofLowGenus/ConfigurationBananaTail.lean: for the centre1the arm vertex isc = 2, the arm chips area = 7andb = 4, the middle slot is2 -- 0, the banana chip isd = 0, and the tail slot1 -- 3lands on the chipf = 3.
This is exactly the decomposition of GenusFiveRow14, with the multiplicities
exchanged: row 14 is three tripods and one banana tail, row 06 is one tripod
and three banana tails. The three banana tails are images of one another under
the handle-permuting symmetry of the core, so the banana argument is written
once, parameterized by the centre 1, 5 or 6; every lookup table below
is a Fin 8-indexed function of that centre and every proof splits on it.
The closing step is not written by hand at all: the four pictures are packaged
as an AtanasovRanganathan.Guarding.GuardingSet and
GuardingSet.closedConstruction supplies the row's
ClosedSubdivisionDharConstruction.
This replaces the generated fixed cover. The eight modules
GenusFiveRow06Symmetry, GenusFiveRow06CoverBase,
GenusFiveRow06CoverCells0--4 and GenusFiveRow06FixedCover give an
independent machine-generated chamber-cover proof of the same theorem.
The divisor #
Indicator weight of the four guarding-set vertices 0, 3, 4, and 7.
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The row's weight is the four-chip indicator of the guarding-set glue.
The graph divisor obtained by pushing the four guarding-set chips to their core equivalence classes.
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The configuration-2 tripod at the hub 2 #
The predicate selecting vertex 2 as the tripod centre.
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The first tripod arm at centre 2 is slot 2; the value at any other vertex is the unused default zero.
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The second tripod arm at centre 2 is slot 4; the value at any other vertex is the unused default zero.
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The third tripod arm at centre 2 is slot 9; the value at any other vertex is the unused default zero.
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The chip at the far end of the first tripod arm is vertex 0; other inputs use the same default.
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The chip at the far end of the second tripod arm is vertex 7; inputs other than centre 2 use default zero.
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The chip at the far end of the third tripod arm is vertex 4; inputs other than centre 2 use default zero.
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The one chip the tripod centre does not touch: the far hub 3.
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The hub 2 read as an AR configuration-2 picture.
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The class-sum form of the displayed divisor agrees with the four-chip form the configuration-2 family uses.
The three banana tails #
The three handles are interchangeable, so the banana argument is written once
with the centre as a parameter. For a centre c ∈ {1, 5, 6} the tables below
name the six slots and the four other vertices of AR's sixth picture:
centre c | arms a, b | middle 2 -- d | banana d == c | tail c -- 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 4 to 7, 9 to 4 | 2 | 0, 1 | 3 |
5 | 2 to 0, 4 to 7 | 9 | 10, 11 | 8 |
6 | 2 to 0, 9 to 4 | 4 | 5, 6 | 7 |
The arm vertex is the hub 2 and the tail chip is the hub 3 in all three.
The predicate selecting vertices 1, 5, and 6 as the three banana-tail centres.
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First external arm slot for centres 1, 5, and 6, respectively 4, 2, and 2; all other inputs use zero.
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Second external arm slot for centres 1, 5, and 6, respectively 9, 4, and 9; all other inputs use zero.
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Middle slot joining hub 2 to the near banana chip, respectively 2, 9, and 4 for centres 1, 5, and 6.
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First parallel banana slot, respectively 0, 10, and 5 for centres 1, 5, and 6; other inputs use zero.
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Second parallel banana slot, respectively 1, 11, and 6 for centres 1, 5, and 6; other inputs use zero.
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Tail slot joining the banana centre to the far chip at vertex 3, respectively 3, 8, and 7 for centres 1, 5, and 6.
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Chip at the end of the first external arm, respectively vertex 7, 0, or 0 for centres 1, 5, or 6.
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Chip at the end of the second external arm, respectively vertex 4, 7, or 4 for centres 1, 5, or 6.
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The chip at the near end of the banana.
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The tail slot of the centre 5 is the only one of the eighteen displayed
slots whose core orientation points into the vertex carrying the higher
height; every other slot of every handle points away from it.
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- AtanasovRanganathan.GenusFiveRow06.tailLedger 1 = AtanasovRanganathan.ConfigurationBananaTail.fwd
- AtanasovRanganathan.GenusFiveRow06.tailLedger 5 = AtanasovRanganathan.ConfigurationBananaTail.rev
- AtanasovRanganathan.GenusFiveRow06.tailLedger 6 = AtanasovRanganathan.ConfigurationBananaTail.fwd
- AtanasovRanganathan.GenusFiveRow06.tailLedger x✝ = AtanasovRanganathan.ConfigurationBananaTail.fwd
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The shorter of the two external arms of a banana-tail configuration.
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The shorter of the two parallel slots in the selected banana.
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The height at the centre.
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The height at the chip at the near end of the banana.
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The height at the chip-free hub 2.
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The unquotiented height profile: use the arm height at hub 2, the middle height at the near banana chip, the end height at the centre, and zero elsewhere.
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Integer-valued firing potential given by the negative of the unquotiented height profile.
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Reading the raw profile at the canonical representative makes class invariance definitional.
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Redistributing chips inside contracted classes #
The conditional transfer that pays for the two banana chips when the middle slot has collapsed.
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The guarding-set weight redistributed across contracted arms and tail, with a further transfer across a contracted middle slot when the end height exceeds the middle height.
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Which vertex of the centre's class carries the delivered chip #
Target representative after contraction: use the near banana chip when a parallel slot has zero length and the tail is longer than the shorter arm plus the middle slot; use the centre otherwise.
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Endpoint accounting on the contracted face #
The same sum read off a height profile rather than a potential.
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The per-vertex coefficient of the local residual #
The six vertices of the picture are armChipA c, armChipB c, the hub 2,
banChip c, the centre c and the hub 3; on each handle these are six
distinct vertices, and every other vertex sits at height zero with no displaced
chip.
Expanded coefficients after adding the banana-tail height endpoint sum to the allocated weight, separated by the six distinguished vertices of the configuration.
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The endpoint bookkeeping is a single kernel-level computation on each
handle. It is stated three times, once per centre, only so that each of the
three fin_cases sweeps gets its own elaboration budget.
The local residual at the centre #
On each handle the six displayed vertices are distinct, so the branches of
bananaCoefficient do not interfere.
The guarding set #
The tripod table and the three banana centres between them name every chip-free vertex.
Row 06 as a guarding set. Chips on 0, 3, 4, 7; the hub 2 guarded by
AR's second picture and the three banana far ends by AR's sixth.
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AR configurations 2 and 6 on row 06, valid simultaneously on the open
cell and every nonloopy forest face. The closing step is
GuardingSet.closedConstruction; nothing row-specific happens after the four
pictures are named.