Aligned positions in string graph-component factorizations #
When a graph-component product is nonzero on an output component, a full support hypothesis identifies the outside position before the intermediate position is extracted. This strengthens mere support transfer to a pointwise alignment of the two selected factor components along the entire output interval.
Full target support of the output component aligns both selected factor components above every target position.
Full source support of the output component aligns both selected factor components below every source position.
The input selected by the right-boundary projection component is the inherited position in the extended word.
The output selected by the right-boundary inclusion component is the inherited position in the extended word.
The input selected by the positive left-boundary projection component is the inherited position in the extended word.
The output selected by the negative left-boundary inclusion component is the inherited position in the extended word.
A nonzero component product over a right hook aligns both factor components at every inherited position of the old word.
A nonzero component product over a right cohook aligns both factor components at every inherited position of the old word.
A nonzero component product over a left hook aligns both factor components at every inherited position of the old word.
A nonzero component product over a left cohook aligns both factor components at every inherited position of the old word.