Positional transport of the contracted reference labeling #
Surviving old ports retain their labels. The old-constraint end of every fresh connector is zero, and the new central end is the actual one-hot reference from Section 5.3 of [KKR18], arXiv:1602.03124v6, printed p. 12. All port constructors search finite actual position lists and use binary names only as data.
Every surviving port has a valid index in the actual old-constraint output scope.
Map a surviving original occurrence to its new scope position. Its original constraint index is preserved, and its new argument index is found in the actual finite outside list.
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Surviving occurrence transport preserves the original binary variable name.
The old reference buffer is the ordered outside projection, followed by a zero precisely at touched constraints. Untouched constraints need no extra connector bit.
The explicit finite contracted reference retains every old outside occurrence value.
The gathered outside list followed by the fresh port is the actual touched scope.
The new terminal port of a touched original constraint.
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The central port at an actual connector-scope position.
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The touched-constraint end of every connector is honestly zero in the reference.
The central end of exactly the first connector is one.
Every old outside variable retains its exact defect status under reference transport.
The connector at central scope position k is defective exactly when k = 0.
Exact reference-defect transport: old outside defects survive and the single central one-hot entry contributes exactly one fresh connector defect.
The finite reference defect count deletes all old internal defects and inserts one. A blossom supplies exactly one old internal defect, yielding count preservation.
Observation 26's exact defect-count relation for the actual prepared blossom reference.