The rank-potential lower bound for the halved flag graph #
This file follows the reverse inequality in the diameter paragraph of
Proposition 3.1. Relative to a fixed nonzero vector e, evenEntryBlock
records the first retained even rank containing e (with k + 1 as the
sentinel when no retained even rank contains it). The paper's potential is
exactly 2 * (evenEntryBlock - 1).
Compatibility with one odd partial flag lets the entry block move by at most
one. The standard and reverse basis flags have entry blocks 1 and k + 1;
hence every walk between them has at least k edges. Combined with the
odd--even route upper bound, this proves exact extended diameter k.
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A candidate entry block: either a positive retained even rank containing
e, or the sentinel k+1.
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- MooreBound.DegreeDiameter.EvenEntryCandidate k e P j = ((1 ≤ j ∧ ∃ (hj : j ≤ k), e ∈ ↑P (MooreBound.DegreeDiameter.evenRank k j hj)) ∨ j = k + 1)
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The first positive retained even rank containing e, numbered in blocks;
the value is k+1 if no retained even rank contains e.
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Compatibility with a common odd partial flag makes the first even entry block move by at most one. This is the paper's rank-potential estimate.
The rank potential lambda from the paper.
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- MooreBound.DegreeDiameter.rankPotential k e P = 2 * (MooreBound.DegreeDiameter.evenEntryBlock k e P - 1)
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Adjacent vertices have paper-potential values differing by at most two.
Along a walk, the entry block changes by no more than its length.
The rank potential can increase by at most two per edge along a walk.
Every walk from the standard flag to the opposite flag has at least k
edges, exactly as in the potential argument in Proposition 3.1.
The reverse inequality k ≤ ediam, witnessed by the standard and
opposite complete flags and proved with the paper's rank potential.
The exact diameter assertion diam H_{k,q}=k from Proposition 3.1,
in extended-diameter form.
The coordinate space used for the concrete graph H_{k,q}.
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- MooreBound.DegreeDiameter.CoordinateFlagSpace K k = (Fin (2 * k + 1) → K)
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The standard coordinate basis e₁,...,eₜ.
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- MooreBound.DegreeDiameter.coordinateBasis k = Pi.basisFun K (Fin (2 * k + 1))
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The vector called e₁ in the paper.
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The even part of the standard complete flag A.
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The even part of the reverse-coordinate complete flag C.
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