RS21's colouring sum #
RS21 writes the tensor's colouring sum as
Σ_{ψ ∼ χ₀, φ ∼ χ₁} ∏_{v ∈ V′(F)} h_v( … ),
where ψ colours the edges outside H and φ colours the edges of
H — one colour per edge, both of them constrained at the labelled
ends by χ. That is the sum named here.
The flag model's vertexSum instead colours the core edges only,
leaving the through-edges to the through-edge product. The two
agree exactly on the states whose two legs at a through-edge carry
one colour, and off those RS21's sum is empty: a colouring gives the
through-edge one colour and φ ∼ χ₁ pins it at both ends. So
RS21's sum is the flag model's, cut down to the agreeing states —
which is what the pairing of two tensors computes.
RS21's colouring sum over the colourings of the whole subset.
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On an agreeing state RS21's sum is the flag model's.
A disagreeing state is coloured by nothing.