The normalization involution of Core 095 #
The Atanasov--Ranganathan first-family proof normalizes L₀ ≤ L₅.
Core 095 has an involution
(0 5)(1 4)(2 3)
on core vertices. It exchanges slots 0,5 and 3,8, fixes the other
slots, and reverses every slot orientation. This file packages that
involution as an occurrence-preserving subdivision relabeling, so a proof in
the normalized chamber transports to all positive length assignments.
The involutive permutation of the nine slots induced by the row-095 core symmetry, packaged as an equivalence for transporting lengths.
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Pull a length assignment across the slot involution.
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- LowGenus.GenusFourRow095.swappedLength length edge = length (LowGenus.GenusFourRow095.slotSwap.symm edge)
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The exact occurrence-sensitive relabeling from a Core-095 subdivision to the subdivision with swapped lengths.
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Graph isomorphism implementing the normalization involution.
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BNExists on the swapped normalization is exactly the original
Core-095 existence problem.
If the normalized chamber has existence for every positive assignment, then Core 095 has existence for every positive assignment. The theorem is stated for arbitrary rank and degree so the same normalization can be reused at the transmission/essential-row level.