Signature uniqueness for flat two-letter HNN words #
This file develops the coefficient comparison behind the uniqueness of the
color/sign signature of MultipleHNNFlat.ReducedWord. The proof first
compares the outer HNN normal forms and then recursively compares the inner
normal forms of their coefficients. Multiplication by an element of the
original base changes only an end coefficient of an inner reduced word, and
hence does not change its stable-letter signature.
A reduced normal word in the inner single HNN extension.
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Right multiplication of a single-HNN reduced word #
Multiply the last coefficient of a syllable list on the right.
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- Undecidability.MultipleHNNFlatUniqueness.rightMulList [] x✝ = []
- Undecidability.MultipleHNNFlatUniqueness.rightMulList [x_2] x✝ = [(x_2.1, x_2.2 * x✝)]
- Undecidability.MultipleHNNFlatUniqueness.rightMulList (x_2 :: y :: rest) x✝ = x_2 :: Undecidability.MultipleHNNFlatUniqueness.rightMulList (y :: rest) x✝
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Right multiplication by an embedded base element preserves the complete stable-sign list of a reduced word.
Coefficient transport in the outer HNN extension #
Moving an element of the subgroup on the left of a stable letter across that letter. This unit-valued version packages the two usual HNN relations.
The outer reduced tail beginning at the selected nested syllable.
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- Undecidability.MultipleHNNFlatUniqueness.outerTail A B phi p rest hchain = { head := p.2, toList := rest, chain := ⋯ }
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Left-multiply the initial base coefficient of a nested HNN normal word.
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- Undecidability.MultipleHNNFlatUniqueness.nestedLeftBase A B phi g w = { head := Undecidability.MultipleHNNFlatUniqueness.innerLeftMul A B g w.head, toList := w.toList, chain := ⋯ }
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Uniqueness of the nested signature #
Equal evaluations of nested reduced words have identical interleaved color/sign signatures.
The color/sign signature is a complete invariant of the stable letters in a flat reduced word. In particular, equality cannot change a sign, insert a stable letter, or change the interleaving of the two colors.