Native frozen parity-query computation #
Every certificate covers all raw inputs. Unary ranges are funded only by actual vertex/edge
list lengths. All supplied endpoint/dart labels use binary comparisons and saturating binary
lookup, including malformed huge indices. The concrete query composes the sparse compiler with
XORSAT.computableInPolyTime_solve; there is no solver, recognizer, growth or encoding provider
hypothesis.
Main results #
Cslib.Complexity.Graph.RotationRecognition.query_polyTime: native all-raw algebraic query.
Binary-indexed endpoint fibers are computed from the actual edge count on all graphs.
The dense/full-order validator has no raw well-formedness premise.
Twice subdivision preserves list occurrence identity and is native on every raw input.
The full reference order is built from bounded list scans, including malformed words.
Frame construction is native, with its unary stride funded by actual list lengths.
Sparse row emission scans only segment occurrences, with width at most four.
The full graph/order-to-XOR compiler is an ordinary native polynomial-time function.
Concrete all-raw native query. Invalid models reject, and every valid query actually calls existing certified sparse Gaussian elimination. No topological criterion is used.