Actual variable names of local positive exact-one profiles #
The finite geometric profiles use source literal positions as placeholder variable names. Relabelling restores source labels, original clause indices, and the exact signed-clause prefix offsets of the positive compiler. Repeated source variables may identify distinct placeholders; their displayed vertices are omitted when the local incidences are spliced to source routes.
Main definitions #
clauseProfile: select the finite profile from source length and polarities.profileVariableMap: restore actual labels and both families of auxiliary indices.
Main results #
profileFormula_relabel: the relabelled profile is the actual positive output block.rawFormula_eq_profiles: the profile list has exactly the actual compiler's clause order.
References #
These are original indexing identities for the existing parsimonious compiler.
Select one of the fifteen profiles from the first three source literal polarities.
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Restore actual source labels, the original clause index, and the global signed-clause offset. The source-slot fallback is irrelevant to every occurring profile variable.
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A finite profile has exactly the actual compiler's literals after restoring all indices.
The profile partition retains the actual output formula, clause order, and variable names.
Every actual positive replacement profile has at most twenty-two clauses.
The local incidence table has one route per literal, in each actual profile clause.
Filtering the incidence table by clause retains the actual local literal order and names.
Every profile variable has exactly its indicated source, original-clause, or signed-clause scope. These finite bounds identify the private auxiliary intervals used by global assembly.
Every present source placeholder has a valid local variable index and its prescribed position in the ordered terminal list.
Selecting a profile preserves the source width when the source has width at most three.
Profiles retain at most the first three original positions.