The boundary pairing of a glued system by chain following #
For an open single-pair glue W' = W.gluePairOpen i j hij hopen
and a transition system κ on the lifted edge subset, this file
computes the pathMatch of the glued system
RelTransitionSystem.glueOpen … κ on the glued boundary flags in
terms of the pathMatch of κ:
mem_boundaryFlags_glueOpen— a surviving flag is a boundary flag of the glued subset iff its value is a boundary flag of the lifted subset (the two cut flags are excluded automatically, being non-surviving).pathMatch_glueOpen_of_ne— when theκ-chain ofδ'exits away from the two cut flags, the glued chain follows it exactly.pathMatch_glueOpen_hit_i/pathMatch_glueOpen_hit_j— when theκ-chain ofδ'exits at a cut flag, the glued chain crosses the rewired interface and continues along the other cut flag's chain to its exit.glued_participation_iff— a glued boundary flag participates in the glued subset exactly when its value participates in the lifted one.
The open-gluing context #
Boundary-flag correspondence #
Boundary-flag correspondence (open case): a surviving flag is a boundary flag of the glued subset iff its value is a boundary flag of the lifted subset. (The two cut flags are not surviving, so this is the lifted boundary minus the cut flags.)
Forward direction of the correspondence, val form.
Backward direction of the correspondence, mk form.
The chord-diagram corollary #
The pathMatch glue transport #
The boundary-chain matching of a glued (open-cut) system at a surviving boundary flag: the original chain when it avoids the cut, and the through-composition with the far side's chain when it hits either cut end — the tower-side engine of the joint- matching invariant.
Walk agreement from a corresponding pair of starting flags: while the base walk's pairings stay internal, the glued walk projects to it and stays in the subset.
A surviving flag over a lifted boundary flag is a glued boundary flag.
A glued boundary flag lies over a lifted boundary flag.
Exit-time uniqueness: any explicitly exhibited chain walk computes the path matching — the chain's exit step is unique, so no fuel bookkeeping is needed.
pathMatch through an open glue, no cut hit: when the original chain's endpoint avoids both cut flags, the glued chain has the same endpoint.
pathMatch through an open glue, i-cut hit: when the
original chain from a surviving boundary flag ends at the i-cut
flag, the glued chain continues through the cut and ends at the
j-side chain's endpoint.
pathMatch through an open glue, j-cut hit: when the
original chain from a surviving boundary flag ends at the j-cut
flag, the glued chain continues through the cut and ends at the
i-side chain's endpoint.
Participation transports through the open glue at label level.