Connectivity of positive subdivisions #
The explicit-potential checker works with a finite ordered core and then
replaces every edge slot by a path of positive integral length. This file
keeps the connectivity trust boundary finite: ExplicitPotential.Core.Connected
is a cut certificate on the ordered core slots, and
SubdivisionGraph.Spec.graph_connected_of_coreConnected proves that every
positive subdivision of such a core is connected.
The proof uses only the cut definition of graphConnected. If no subdivided
unit edge crosses a cut, membership is constant along each subdivided path.
It is therefore constant on the core by core connectedness, and then constant
on every interior vertex as well.
Cut connectedness for an ordered loopless core. Edge slots, rather than endpoint pairs, are quantified so parallel edges are retained exactly.
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Exact finite Boolean checker for core connectedness.
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If no edge crosses a vertex cut, membership is constant along every subdivided core edge.
If no edge crosses a vertex cut, an interior vertex lies on the same side as the tail of its core edge.
Positive subdivision preserves connectedness of the ordered core.