Actual incidence trails reconstructed from chronological parents #
Parent reconstruction uses only older expansion records. The endpoint and trail proofs
below concern the existing Walk semantics; they do not posit a second graph or walk model.
The source is Algorithm 1's root paths, [KKR18],
arXiv:1602.03124v6, printed pp. 10–11.
Main results #
Grown.ancestry_directed: actual directed ancestral paths in the existing DAG.Grown.ancestry_valid_take: every variable-ended prefix preserves validity.
Timestamp of the expansion using a port as input; zero when no such expansion exists. For actual incoming arcs the fallback is unreachable.
Instances For
Actual incoming ports retain their chronological timestamps in executable lookup.
Reconstructed ancestries are linked incidence trails, without any assumption of path correctness. Constraint copies may repeat their original constraint position.
Every reconstructed step is supported by its actual incoming and outgoing graph arcs. This certifies the copied node, not merely its original constraint.
An ancestral path visits each copied constraint at most once. Distinct copies of the same original constraint remain allowed.
The reconstructed path of every visited variable starts at one of the supplied roots.
Executable parent reconstruction gives an actual directed path in the existing DAG, including copied-node injectivity and original-incidence trail nonreuse.
Every variable-ended prefix of a reconstructed root path preserves validity. This uses the existing DAG-path/surgery theorem, including repeated original constraints.