Finite-string detector reconstruction map #
When the inversion-class index of finite strings is finite, the coherent evaluations assemble into one map from the biproduct of all detector-generated string summands. Applying any matching detector to this total map is an isomorphism.
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The string summand generated by the ith detector of N.
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The finite biproduct of all detector-generated string summands.
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The total coherent evaluation from all detector-generated string
summands to N.
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Every matching detector of the total reconstruction map is surjective: its matching summand already maps onto the target detector.
Applying a finite detector to the reconstruction source commutes with its finite biproduct decomposition.
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Orthogonality makes the detector of the total reconstruction source have
the same dimension as the corresponding detector of N.
Every finite-string detector sees the total reconstruction evaluation as an isomorphism.