The non-separated per-step status identification #
The non-separated counterpart of antiLow_labels_eq_statusChange:
for the transported frame of a non-separated step — reached from a
canonical source o by first flipping the anchor chain (the
c-chain, realized as a PortedFlipSet) and then transporting
across the repair — the fold of the anchor pair with a full
disjoint anti-low list is exactly the status-change set
(nonsep_labels_eq_statusChange).
The identification dissolves into a per-chord XOR computation. For
a participating end x the chain flip toggles the direction
exactly when x is an end of the anchor chord
(pairing_mem_flipSet_iff, via chain disjointness), so with
T := x on the anchor chord, old := high-in-κ,
new := high-in-κ':
xor its new partner is anti-canonical for the transported frame iffnew ⊕ (old ⊕ T)— the new-chord rigidity pairs the two ends' directions (anti_ends_iff_toggle_xor_status);- the anchor membership contributes
Tonce more, andT ⊕ (new ⊕ old ⊕ T) = new ⊕ oldis the status change — the(2,3)-chord phenomenon (an anchor end whose status did not change must be anti: the extra toggle needs undoing) is the caseT = true,new = oldof the same algebra.
No swap-end data is consumed: the identity holds for the anchored transported frame of any repair from a canonical source.
Propositional XOR helpers #
The toggle set of the anchored chain flip #
The chain flip toggles exactly the anchor chord's ends: a
ported flip set realized by the boundary chain of β₂ contains the
entry edge of a participating boundary flag x iff x is an end
of β₂'s chord. The two anchor ends' entry edges lie on the chain
by construction; any other participating end's entry edge is on a
genuinely distinct chain (onBoundaryChain_disjoint).
The per-end evaluation of the anchored transported frame #
The non-separated per-step status identification: for the
anchored transported frame of a non-separated step from a canonical
source — flip the anchor chain of β₂ (the c-chain, realized as
the ported flip set S with the chord's two end labels iβ, iγ),
then transport across the repair — the fold of the anchor pair
(iβ, iγ) with a full pairwise-disjoint anti-low list of the
transported frame is exactly the set of labels whose high-status
differs between the repaired and the source systems. The anchor
pair is β₂'s chord in the source system; the list pairs are
anti-low chords of the repaired system at the transported
frame.