Broadcast correctness with repeated destinations #
Sorting a unique source before all same-key destinations creates one linked run. The shared propagation circuit carries its payload to every destination in that run. The number of destinations is unrestricted.
The concrete broadcast bit has a source connected by adjacent links.
Adjacent links force the key at the source and destination to agree.
A unique source supplies every record in its linked interval. Only the source is required to be unique; repeated destinations are permitted.
In a sorted array, the source and every same-key destination enclose only records having that key. This follows from the covered tag pair.
Sorted broadcasting routes one unique source to any same-key destination. No uniqueness premise is imposed on destination keys.
Boolean broadcast computes the OR of every same-key source bit. This form permits repeated source keys and gives false when no source matches.