Restricting a hook across a left cohook deletion #
This file supplies the word-combinatorics part of the asymmetric Butler--Ringel square. A negative left-boundary extension and a positive right-boundary extension have a common subword obtained by deleting the left extension while retaining the complete right suffix.
The shorter base path, with its right endpoint cast to the endpoint of a negative left extension.
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Endpoint casting preserves the string condition on the shorter base.
Delete the negative left extension while retaining an arbitrary positive right-boundary suffix.
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The mixed restricted path is a contiguous subpath of the common corner, so it is automatically a string.
Rebase the complete positive boundary after deleting the left prefix.
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Bundling the cast shorter path gives the original shorter word.
The positive-boundary extension of the shortened word obtained by retaining the original complete right suffix.
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Restricting across the left prefix preserves the number of right-added letters.
Reverse the restricted right-hook word before replaying the original negative left boundary in reverse orientation.
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The reversed restricted word is again a string.
The reversed restricted word followed by the original negative-boundary suffix.
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The explicit reverse full path is the reverse of the original common corner path written as base plus right suffix.
The reverse full path used for the second replay is a string.
The explicit reversed restricted word is the reversal of the replayed right-result word.
Replay the original negative left boundary after the reversed restricted right-result word.
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The negative left-boundary extension of the replayed right-result word.
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The replayed negative boundary adds the same number of letters as the original negative left boundary.
The second replay recovers the original common corner in forward orientation.
A negative left extension followed by a positive right extension forms the coherent mixed boundary square obtained by restricting and replaying both suffixes.
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The replayed mixed boundary square has an exact canonical short complex.
The mixed square attached to an actual left cohook deletion and a right hook of the original word.
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A left cohook deletion and a right hook give the asymmetric canonical exact complex.
The opposite asymmetric case, expressed on reversed words: a right cohook deletion becomes a left cohook deletion and a left hook becomes its stored right hook.
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The reversed square for a right cohook deletion and a left hook has an exact canonical short complex. This is the intermediate exactness result transported back to the original orientation below.
The common corner of the reversed asymmetric square is the stored result of the original left hook.
The target of the reversed asymmetric square is the reverse of the original word.
The source word of the right-cohook/left-hook sequence, returned to the original orientation.
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Reversing the square corner recovers the original left-hook result.
Reversing the square target recovers the original word.
Reversal identifies the source of the reversed square with the source word in the original orientation.
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Reversal identifies the two middle terms with the shortened word and the original left-hook result.
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Reversal identifies the target of the reversed square with the original word.
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The complete right-cohook/left-hook canonical complex in the original right-module orientation. Both differentials are transported, together with all three objects, through the canonical word-reversal isomorphisms.
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The original-orientation canonical complex is isomorphic to the exact reversed mixed square.
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A right cohook deletion and a left hook give the asymmetric canonical exact complex in the original right-module orientation.