Initialization #
Refreshed inventory initialization #
The refreshed inventory is obtained from m labeled, independently uniform
leaf assignments by forgetting the labels and retaining only the fiber
cardinalities. The resulting law is invariant under every leaf relabeling.
Assignments of m labeled inventory items to a finite set of locations.
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- FD1D.Assignment ι m = (Fin m → ι)
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Assignments of m labeled inventory items to the depth-L leaves.
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- FD1D.DyadicAssignment L m = FD1D.Assignment (FD1D.DyadicNode L) m
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Number of labels assigned to one location.
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- FD1D.assignmentCount ω i = {j : Fin m | ω j = i}.card
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Fiber cardinalities partition all m assignment labels.
The fixed-total inventory state formed from assignment fiber cardinalities.
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Postcompose every assignment with a location permutation.
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- FD1D.assignmentPerm e = (Equiv.refl (Fin m)).arrowCongr e
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Push a fixed-total count vector forward along a location permutation.
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Relabeling an assignment relabels its fiber-count state.
The assignment-to-state map is equivariant for the canonical lifts.
A uniform pushforward is invariant under any compatible permutations of its source and target.
The refreshed inventory law: choose every labeled item's leaf uniformly and independently, then forget the labels and retain only fiber counts.
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A form parameterized by the target-state permutation, for clients that already define their own lift of a leaf permutation.
The refreshed law is invariant under the canonical lift of every leaf permutation to inventory states.
Kernel equivariance preserves refreshed-law invariance through every iterate, for any compatible state-space lift.
If a kernel is equivariant under the canonical lift of a leaf permutation, every iterate from the refreshed law remains invariant.