A constant-rate numerical schedule for block recursion #
The entropy budget decreases by a factor of four at each executed level. Every internal condenser uses rate parameter three. Its actual output half-width is the next block width, including all sparse-field rounding. The initial width is supplied separately so the initial compression can use its own rate and input length.
These total numerical definitions do not by themselves assert the entropy inequalities, seed bound, or polynomial-time complexity of a recursive run.
Entropy retained at level i of a depth-h schedule with leaf reserve Q.
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- Algebraic.Cutwidth.Extractor.recursiveBlockEntropy h Q i = 4 ^ (h - i) * Q
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Actual block widths after successive rate-three condensations and equal splits.
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- Algebraic.Cutwidth.Extractor.recursiveBlockWidth initial h Q E 0 = initial
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Bit width of the fresh field seed at an internal level.
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A fixed leaf reserve large enough for the later explicit budget estimates.
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- Algebraic.Cutwidth.Extractor.recursiveBlockReserve L E = 4096 * (L + E + 1)