Coordinate subspaces in literal string modules #
The displayed arrow maps of a literal string module are partial injections on the position basis. Consequently images and preimages of coordinate subspaces are again coordinate subspaces. This file propagates that fact through the Butler--Ringel boundary filters and detector operations.
The resulting closure under individual coordinate parts is the linear-algebra bridge from detector vectors to the word-position occurrence calculation.
A subspace of a position space is coordinate when it contains every individual coordinate part of each of its elements.
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A vector belongs to a subspace once all of its individual coordinate parts do.
Direct image under a displayed arrow preserves coordinate subspaces.
Preimage under a displayed arrow preserves coordinate subspaces.
Taking an individual coordinate part commutes with membership after transport across one signed arrow in a literal string module.
Taking an individual coordinate part commutes with membership after transport along a signed path in a literal string module.
Every lower boundary filter is coordinate in a literal string module.
Every upper boundary filter is coordinate in a literal string module.
Every lower word subspace is coordinate in a literal string module.
Every upper word subspace is coordinate in a literal string module.
The detector numerator is coordinate on every literal string module.
The detector denominator is coordinate on every literal string module.