Actual-index certificate assembly for a genuine right ladder #
This file combines the pure Fin.rev adapter with the abstract reversed-rung
propagation. It remains entirely categorical.
Pointwise arrows at equal indices are isomorphic in the arrow category. Writing this by equality elimination avoids exposing dependent transports in later statements.
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A family of short complexes takes equal indices to isomorphic complexes.
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The genuine displayed right-ladder step at a natural-number index.
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Forgetting the reversed-prefix wrapper at one index changes no arrow.
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The same pointwise identification for zero-padded arrows.
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The last arrow of a reversed finite window is the original arrow at index zero.
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At the last reversed index, the aligned padded arrow is literally the initial padded arrow of the genuine right ladder.
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An isomorphism from the terminal essential left arrow to the genuine initial arrow closes the reversed comparison at its final index.
The terminal four-cycle of a nonempty reversed window cancels the zero
summand in the genuine initial right arrow. This is the first
PreviousCancellation datum required by the finite comparison certificate.
The direct-finiteness argument is a parameter here; for a finite tau-category
it is discharged by FiniteTauCategoryData.isIso_of_isSplitMono_end.
Actual-index certificate data #
Reindex every aligned cancellation isomorphism back to the corresponding natural-number step of the genuine right ladder.
Reindex every aligned cross-mesh isomorphism back to the corresponding genuine right-ladder step.
One actual-index package containing exactly the two dependent fields of
RightLadder.Comparison.Certificate: cancellation of the previous padded
arrow and identification of the next-source left mesh with the common square
complex.
Full finite comparison certificate, ending at the chosen left
zero-boundary arrow. This is the production-facing assembly theorem: all
dependent PreviousCancellation and leftSquareIso fields are constructed
from the closed reversed comparison.