Actual occurrence coordinates for an appended scope #
The old constraint occurrences and the new scope positions give disjoint coordinates on the
existing dependent CSP.Occurrence type. Repeated variables and identical constraints retain
their separate positions. The inverse is finite choice on these actual occurrence records;
this structural equivalence carries no runtime or planarity assertion.
The complete occurrence word consists of the old body and the appended indexed scope.
The forward record coordinates are precisely the existing occurrence's original record.
Original-body occurrences and the appended scope indices parametrize the exact original occurrence type. Constraint and argument positions remain distinct when variable labels repeat.
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Old-body coordinates retain exactly their original positional record.
Function-indexed scopes use the same actual occurrence coordinates, without replacing source scope positions by a set of variable names.
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Function-indexed old-body coordinates retain their actual original occurrence record.