Diagonal coefficients of products of string graph-component maps #
This file reduces a possible nonzero diagonal coefficient of a component-map product to a full-support oriented self-interval. The midpoint argument excluding a proper full-support interval is developed below.
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A nonzero diagonal coefficient of a product of two component maps has an intermediate position supported by both components.
If one diagonal coefficient of a component-map product is nonzero, the first component has a supported coefficient above every word position.
Full input support at the two word endpoints forces a full increasing or full decreasing interval correspondence.
A proper self-component cannot be a full reversal of the word-position interval. At an even midpoint it would meet the diagonal; at an odd midpoint it would match one word edge with the same edge traversed in the opposite direction.
The product of two proper self-component basis maps has zero diagonal coordinate.
The diagonal coordinate vanishes on the composite of any two elements of the proper-component span.
The diagonal graph coordinate is multiplicative on the full string endomorphism ring.
The proper-component subspace is closed under composition.
The proper-component subspace is stable under postcomposition by an arbitrary endomorphism.
The proper-component subspace is stable under precomposition by an arbitrary endomorphism.