Flat reduced words for a two-stable-letter HNN extension #
This is the simultaneous-letter view of the iterated HNN extension in
MultipleHNN.lean. It is designed for Borisov's Assertion IV: a flat word
records which of the two stable letters occurs at every syllable. The local
reducedness condition is the ordinary Britton condition whenever two
adjacent syllables use the same stable letter.
A stable-generator color, orientation, and following base-group coefficient.
- color : Fin 2
The label selecting one of the two stable generators.
The orientation of the stable generator, represented by
1or-1.- coeff : G
The base-group coefficient following the stable generator.
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The condition excluding a Britton pinch between adjacent same-color syllables.
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A flattened HNN word with an initial base coefficient and a reduced syllable chain.
- head : G
The initial base-group coefficient of the flattened word.
The sequence of stable-generator syllables and their following base coefficients.
- chain : List.IsChain (Rel A B) self.toList
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The stable-letter signature of a flat word. Base coefficients are discarded, while the color and sign of every stable letter are retained.
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- Undecidability.MultipleHNNFlat.signature A B w = List.map (fun (s : Undecidability.MultipleHNNFlat.Syllable) => (s.color, s.sign)) w.toList
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The same signature read from the nested two-stage normal form: first the initial block of first stable letters, then each second stable letter and the following block of first stable letters.
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The stable generator in the iterated HNN extension with the selected color.
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Evaluate the flattened word in the iterated HNN extension.
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The inner reduced word containing only the supplied base-group coefficient.
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The correspondence between the first flat syllables and the front of the nested normal form.
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Every flat reduced word has a nested reduced representative with the same evaluation and exactly the same color/sign signature.
Color-sensitive flat Britton lemma. If a reduced flat word contains the second stable letter, its value cannot lie in the embedded first HNN stage.
A base-membership form of the flat Britton lemma #
A nonempty flat reduced word cannot lie in the embedded original base.
This strengthens eval_ne_one in the form needed for Borisov's subgroup
intersection calculations.