Structural properties of tiled bounded-trace circuits #
This internal module proves that the recursive trace layout tracks its exact gate count and first unused wire. It also identifies the final packed configuration block and derives a machine-dependent cubic size bound.
Initialization records its exact emitted gate count.
Initialization's first unused wire is its primary prefix plus its size.
The initialized configuration block ends at the first unused wire.
Appending one layer preserves the exact circuit-length invariant.
Appending one layer preserves the primary-prefix/end-wire invariant.
A newly packed successor block ends at the new first unused wire.
Folding transition indices preserves the exact circuit-length invariant.
Folding transition indices preserves the primary-prefix/end-wire invariant.
A folded sequence leaves its final packed block at the circuit end.
A folded sequence adds at most one quadratic layer bound per index.
The zero-step prefix build is exactly the initialized configuration.
Advancing a proper prefix appends exactly its indexed transition layer.
Circuit projection of the canonical prefix recurrence.
Final-configuration-base projection of the canonical prefix recurrence.
End-wire projection of the canonical prefix recurrence.
Gate-count projection of the canonical prefix recurrence.
Every prefix build records its exact circuit length.
Every prefix ends its recorded size after the primary input prefix.
Every prefix's packed configuration block reaches its current end wire.
Taking all T canonical indices recovers the complete trace build.
The complete trace build records its exact circuit length.
The complete trace ends exactly its recorded size after the primary prefix.
The complete trace's final packed configuration reaches the circuit end.
Internal exact gate count of the complete bounded-trace fragment.
Internal final-output block identity for the complete trace fragment.
The complete bounded trace has machine-dependent cubic gate count.