Actual incidence transport for identification of two variable names #
A map with precisely the selected-pair kernel on occurring labels matches the generic vertex merge after actual dense naming. All indexed argument ends remain in place; labels outside the occurring set are unrestricted. Cofaciality and argument-end conditions are separate obligations of an ordered realization, not consequences of arbitrary renaming.
Retain edge/end positions when transporting a generic merge to the actual renamed CSP.
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The selected-pair kernel is required only on actually occurring names. Dense renaming and repeated source labels are accounted for internally, without a free-port injection.
The coordinate transport retains the literal binary dart index.
Actual edge reversal is retained by the merge-to-renamed-CSP transport.
Construct the actual renamed CSP rotation by the selected outgoing-corner swap and positional dense-name transport. The label map need only have the selected-pair kernel on occurring names; distinct old variables need not remain distinct in the target.
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Numerical genus is preserved on the actual target CSP when the chosen existing corners are cofacial. The target proof is derived from generic surgery and the actual source/target endpoint guards, not assumed as an embedding provider.
The literal successor is the old forward rotation after swapping just the two selected outgoing corners. The positional target coordinate map does not reflect either block.
Swapping variable-side outgoing corners retains every original relation's directed argument cycle. Both end-tag hypotheses are explicit: swapping constraint corners would not have this property at arbitrary arity.
Complete generated-table identity for actual incidence identification: dense-name transport retains positions, so only the two selected outgoing entries are exchanged.