Padding a mixed model with unused colours #
Extension by zero preserves the colouring sum: embedded colourings have the original vertex values, and every other colouring has a zero vertex factor. Equality of superdimensions then preserves the free-circle factor as well.
The induced embedding of even edge colourings.
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The induced embedding of odd edge colourings.
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- e.oddColouring F = { toFun := fun (φ : F.OddColouring ℓ) => ⟨fun (a : ↥F.flags) => e.odd (↑φ a), ⋯⟩, inj' := ⋯ }
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Taking the even multiset commutes with embedding colours.
Taking the odd list commutes with embedding colours because the odd embedding preserves symplectic partners.
The odd vertex sign is preserved by embedding colours.
Extension by zero preserves each closed Eulerian colouring sum. Colourings using any additional colour have a zero factor.
The chosen Eulerian value is preserved by extension by zero.
Extension by zero preserves the full partition function when the source and target have the same superdimension.
Pad a functional with unused even colours and unused symplectic pairs of odd colours.
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- h.padColours hk hℓ = h.extendColours (RS.MixedColourEmbedding.ofLE hk hℓ)
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Padding with equal numbers of unused even and odd colours preserves the represented parameter, including free circles.