Numeric transition-formula schedules #
This definitions layer flattens the two position-indexed formulas used most often by transition serialization. Every run-time parameter is a natural number: state and tape counts, layout bases, tape/symbol indices, positions, and a three-valued movement code. No formula tree, configuration atom, or bounded index occurs in the schedule state.
A read member always occupies three gates: copies of its head and cell wires, then their conjunction. A predecessor-head member occupies one gate: either a head-wire copy or false. Both streams finish with the existing numeric right-fold disjunction suffix.
Constant fixed-width size oracle on the first count indices.
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Absolute head-wire reference reconstructed from numeric layout data.
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Absolute cell-wire reference reconstructed from numeric layout data.
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Three-gate fragment for one candidate head position in a read formula.
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Forward, position-indexed member stream of a read formula.
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Complete raw schedule for a read formula.
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Move a natural head position according to a numeric direction code:
0 = left, 1 = right, and every other code means stay.
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One gate for a candidate predecessor head position.
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Forward, source-indexed member stream of a predecessor-head formula.
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Complete raw schedule for a predecessor-head formula.
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