The interface shift #
Permuting the outgoing boundary of the left factor of a
composition is the same as permuting the incoming boundary of the
right factor by the inverse (interfaceShift): both sides glue
F's high label s + j to G's low label σ j, merely
enumerating the interface in different orders. This is the
engine of the permutation calculus of §3.1: strand fragments
compose by composing their permutations.
The permuted interface pairs: F's high label s + j
against G's low label σ j, top pair first.
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The inverse outgoing permutation on high labels.
The inverse incoming permutation on low labels.
The right ground list is the permuted interface.
The left ground list, in enumerated form.
The left ground list is a permutation of the permuted interface.
The permuted interface pairs are well-formed.
The composed label identification of the shifted left side.
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The composed label identification of the shifted right side.
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The shifted left side, normalized.
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The shifted right side, normalized.
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The two shifted label identifications agree: the boundary permutation only touches interface labels, which do not survive.
The interface shift (accompanying paper §3.1): permuting the outgoing boundary of the left factor is permuting the incoming boundary of the right factor by the inverse.
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- RS.interfaceShift σ F G = (RS.shiftNormalLeft σ F G).trans ((RS.Fragment.Equiv.relabelEq ((F.disjUnion G).glueList (RS.shiftPairs s σ u) ⋯) ⋯).trans (RS.shiftNormalRight σ F G).symm)