The auxiliary vertex pool (R4 converse, #107) #
Law-free geometry for the stationary extension: each sort's carrier is enlarged by a fresh pool copy,
PoolVertex S s := Vinfinite S s ⊕ Vinfinite S s,
with the original and pool embeddings, definitional disjointness and exhaustivity, a fixed
sortwise identification with ℕ, structure transport along sortwise equivalences as a
measurable equivalence, the two restriction maps, and the naturality laws between restriction,
transport, and relabeling.
There is deliberately no "mixed permutation" subtype. The relabeling action on the
extension quantifies over the raw full permutation family ∀ s, Equiv.Perm (PoolVertex S s) —
permutations may move vertices between the two summands, and that freedom is load-bearing for
the polling argument. Split permutations (Equiv.sumCongr) appear only in the naturality law
for restriction, which is exactly the setting where the split hypothesis is honest: restriction
does not commute with a permutation that crosses the boundary, and no such law is stated.
No law, no measure, no basis appears in this file.
The pooled carrier #
The enlarged carrier: an original copy and a fresh pool copy of the vertices, per sort.
Equations
- S.PoolVertex s = (S.Vinfinite s ⊕ S.Vinfinite s)
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The original-vertex embedding.
Equations
- S.originalVertex s = { toFun := Sum.inl, inj' := ⋯ }
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The two embeddings have disjoint images — definitionally, from Sum.
Every pooled vertex is an original vertex or a pool vertex — definitionally, from Sum.
The fixed sortwise identification of the pooled carrier with the vertex set: both summands together are again a countably infinite carrier. This is what transports the law in the cheap existence theorem.
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Structure transport along sortwise equivalences #
Transport of structures along a sortwise family of equivalences, as a measurable
equivalence: the forward map carries a structure on V to a structure on W, reading each
W-coordinate through e⁻¹. Both directions are comaps — the forward map is comap of the
inverse family — so the inverse laws reduce to comap_comp and the equivalence
cancellations.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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Transport–relabel naturality: relabeling by σ before transport is relabeling by the
conjugated family after transport.
Restriction to the two halves #
Restriction of an extended structure to the original vertices.
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Restriction of an extended structure to the pool vertices.
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Restriction–relabel naturality, split case: a permutation that respects the original/pool split commutes with restriction to the original half — the original component acts before restriction. Definitional. Stated only for split permutations: restriction does not commute with a permutation crossing the boundary, and no such law holds or is claimed.
The pool half of the split naturality law. Definitional.