Runtime block payloads and seed consumption #
Each state stores the current width and entropy, the block count, the concatenated block payload, and the unused seed suffix. One step uses the next field-width prefix as the shared condenser seed, splits every output into its consecutive halves, and discards exactly that seed prefix.
The numerical error exponent is fixed workspace in the string encoding. All programs are total, including on short seed words or malformed pairing encodings. Agreement with the statistical map uses canonical seed words; polynomial-time iteration additionally needs the proved state-size bounds.
Runtime data at a level of the scheduled block recursion.
Current block width and entropy threshold, in bits.
- count : ℕ
Number of consecutive equal-width blocks.
Concatenation of the current block words.
Seed bits not yet consumed by an earlier stage.
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Condense every block using one fresh seed prefix, then advance the state.
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Encode numerical workspace, block count, payload, and unused seed suffix.
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The initial condenser consumes the first seed and produces one compressed block.
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Run the actual initial condenser and all requested internal block levels.
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