Finite-fiber values #
Finite fibers can be summed or collected as multisets. The transport theorems here compare fibers under equivalences and composition independently of tensor syntax.
The fiber of an equivalence has cardinality one.
Add all values indexed by one finite fiber.
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The multiset of input values in one finite fiber.
Using a multiset records multiplicity while deliberately forgetting enumeration order. A reduction may therefore change scalar type and need not be presented as a binary operation with an identity.
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A fiber's value multiset has one entry for every coordinate in the fiber.
Summing a fiber's value multiset is the corresponding finite coordinate sum.
Multiplying a fiber's value multiset is the corresponding finite coordinate product.
Changing the domain of a fiber by an equivalence preserves its multiset of values.
Transporting the target of a coordinate map by an equivalence preserves the corresponding fiber values.
Renaming a fiber's input coordinates preserves its cardinality.
Transporting a fiber's target by an equivalence preserves its cardinality.