Axis-selection fibers #
This module describes preimages of coordinate maps and proves the cardinality of fibers induced by selecting a duplicate-free tuple of axes.
The preimage of y under f, represented as a finite subtype when the
domain is finite.
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The fiber of selecting source axes from a duplicate-free target tuple is
equivalent to a tuple over the axes of target absent from source.
This is the structural statement behind both repeat multiplicities and reduction/contraction fibers. It includes the empty complement, which gives a singleton fiber, and complements containing a zero-length axis, which give an empty fiber.
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The free tuple returned by selectFiberEquiv consists of the target
coordinates whose axes are absent from the selected source.
The fiber of tuple selection has one free coordinate for every target axis absent from the source.
Consequently, its cardinality is the product of the introduced axis lengths. The empty product is one, while any introduced zero-length axis makes the fiber empty.