Restoring surviving original incidences #
Finite lookup in the actual original port list inverts whole-instance contraction away from fresh connectors. The walk map retains original constraint positions and binary variable names. The fallback is used only to make lookup total; the proved domain never reaches it.
Every nonconnector port of the actual contracted edge instance is a surviving old port.
A connector port at an old constraint is exactly that constraint's terminal fresh port. The central alternative is excluded by its appended constraint index.
Find an original outside port by scanning actual original incidences.
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Nonconnector lookup returns an actual surviving port with exactly the requested image.
Total original-port lookup, with an explicit actual fallback for malformed requests.
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On the certified domain the fallback is irrelevant and lookup is the actual inverse.
Successful restoration retains the original binary variable name.
Successful restoration retains the actual original constraint position.
Surviving original ports are embedded injectively in the actual output occurrence type.
Restoring an actual outside original port cancels the positional embedding.
Restore each actual port of a contracted walk by the finite original-port lookup.
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A contracted trail avoiding connectors restores to an actual outside original trail with the same variable endpoints. Repeated original constraints remain positional.
Membership in a restored outside trail is the exact inverse of surviving-port transport.
Flipping a restored outside walk is exactly zero-expansion of the actual contracted flip.
Avoiding connector variables leaves both endpoint values of every fresh connector at the actual reference values, including the honest central one-hot row.
Every connector-free contracted f-prefix restores to an original f-prefix. Each actual intermediate row is reflected through connector zero, so arbitrary outside changes are allowed.
Distinct endpoints are retained when restoring a contracted f-walk avoiding connectors.
The connector-free case of Lemma 44 returns the actual restored finite walk flip and removes exactly two original defects, with no condition on changed outside comparison values.