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CslibFrontier.Computability.Complexity.Problems.Graph.RotationSystem.CertificatePredecessor

Predecessors in accepted raw successor tables #

The predecessor of an actual dart is computed by finding its index in the supplied successor list. The scan is funded by that list and never by a binary entry. These original identities connect inverse rotations used in proofs to literal finite certificate programs.

The inverse of a supplied abstract rotation is read by one positional search in its canonical table. This includes singleton vertex cycles and requires an actual dart.