Manuscript XIX-C@1 · XIX-C.tex · section · 98b067d9

Prescribed carrier and installed data

Declared finite incidence interface › Prescribed carrier and installed data · lines 200–251

XIX-C@1#eq:cone, XIX-C@1#eq:carrier, XIX-C@1#eq:reading, XIX-C@1#eq:token-table

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For a deficit , let the regular part of the spatial spinless cone have the supplied metric

The reference deficit is

When a spacetime carrier is needed for a local kinematic comparison, we declare

The singular apex is not included in differential calculations. Matching at a particle event is instead part of the finite certificate interface.

Let be a finite set of installed packet codes. Each code references complete supplied data, including a deficit , seam convention, charts, worldline and rest data, labels, and matching conditions. The code is not itself the geometric tensor or affine word.

Let be a finite incidence-code set with a declared reading table

The parameter , the code , and its reading are distinct objects. Injectivity of is not assumed unless specified for an application.

Let be a finite source-token set. A token table is a declared map

This map implements a supplied token. It contains no procedure for obtaining the token from an unknown quantum state.

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  • XIX-C@1#eq:cone · line 204

  • XIX-C@1#eq:carrier · line 219

  • XIX-C@1#eq:reading · line 235

  • XIX-C@1#eq:token-table · line 245

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