Coordinate identifications of the three retained sectors #
Each outer branch is a zero extension of C(a,h), using the same first-leg
coordinates. The middle branch is a zero extension after reversing the first
coordinate and exchanging the second and third tensor legs.
Embed the left second-leg interval.
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Embed the middle third-leg interval, which carries the second input.
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Embed the right second-leg interval.
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Pulling back the left block gives ordinary convolution.
Pulling back the translated right block also gives ordinary convolution.
Exchange the two outer convolution legs while retaining the original input order in the displayed coefficient equation.
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The middle branch is exactly convolution with its last two legs exchanged; the first-leg reversal occurs solely in this individual branch identification.
All nonzero left-branch coordinates lie in the displayed embeddings.
All nonzero right-branch coordinates lie in the translated embeddings.
All nonzero middle-branch coordinates lie in the exchanged embeddings.
The left block is the zero extension of the ordinary convolution tensor.
The right block is the zero extension along the translated coordinates.
The middle block is the zero extension of the exchanged convolution, with one reversible change of basis on its first leg.
Every character assigns the left branch the value of C(a,h).
Translation of the outer coordinates preserves the right-branch value.
The middle-branch value is the value of the exchanged convolution tensor.