Externalization on the SO carrier (selection-induced order) #
[MCB25] §1.12.1 / Lemma 1.13.5 / Lemma 1.13.7. P3c-1 of the
single-carrier program: the externalization section on the SO carrier, recast as
a selection-induced planar order. By Lemma 1.13.7 the externalization section σ_L
is the selection structure, so the surface order is computable, section-free, and
PermEquiv-liftable exactly like selCheck (P3a) — there is no Quot.out and the
HeadFunction.section_ : FreeCommMagma.Section field disappears on SO.
At a bare binary node the projecting (selector) daughter (computed by selSide,
Selection.lean) is placed on the language's convention side (ConventionDir: head-
initial vs head-final, Lemma 1.13.5). Exocentric nodes — off Dom(h), where σ_L is
explicitly noncanonical — are ordered by the canonical cmpList cmpTok comparison
(RepOrder.lean), the list analogue of the legacy smallerFirst; this keeps the order
fully computable and PermEquiv-invariant.
The §1.13 head function on SO is the selection head (SO.head := SO.selHead,
already P3a); the head at an internal vertex v (a subterm) is v.head.
Out of scope (P3c-2 / P4): the structural phase domain (phaseComplement/
phaseInterior, via P2 subterms) and the flip SyntacticObject := SO.
Yield combinators #
Place the head daughter's yield on the convention side: .initial (head-initial)
→ head-yield first, .final (head-final) → head-yield last. The list-level
analogue of placeHead (Selection.lean).
Equations
- Minimalist.placeYield Minimalist.ConventionDir.initial x✝¹ x✝ = x✝¹ ++ x✝
- Minimalist.placeYield Minimalist.ConventionDir.final x✝¹ x✝ = x✝ ++ x✝¹
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Exocentric tie-break ([MCB25] Lemma 1.13.5, the
noncanonical case off Dom(h)): order the two yields by the canonical
cmpList cmpTok comparison (RepOrder.lean) — the list analogue of
smallerFirst. Commutative (exoYield_comm), so it descends to the quotient.
Equations
- Minimalist.exoYield a b = if Minimalist.cmpList Minimalist.cmpTok a b = Ordering.gt then b ++ a else a ++ b
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Linearization on the planar carrier #
Selection-induced externalization yield on a planar SO-tree
([MCB25] Lemma 1.13.5). A lexical leaf is pronounced
([tok]); a bare trace leaf is unpronounced ([]); a bare binary node places the
projecting (selector) daughter on the side-convention side (placeYield), with
the exocentric fallback exoYield. Section-free and computable (no Quot.out):
the order is selection-determined, so it is PermEquiv-invariant.
Equations
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- Minimalist.linearizeP side (RoseTree.node (Sum.inl tok) children) = [tok]
- Minimalist.linearizeP side (RoseTree.node (Sum.inr PUnit.unit) []) = []
- Minimalist.linearizeP side (RoseTree.node (Sum.inr PUnit.unit) children) = []
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linearizeP side is PermEquiv-invariant, so it descends to the quotient: the
surface order is projection-determined, not representative-position-determined.
Linearization lifted to the nonplanar carrier.
Equations
- Minimalist.linearizeN side = RootedTree.Nonplanar.lift (Minimalist.linearizeP side) ⋯
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Externalization on SO #
Externalization ([MCB25] §1.12.1 / Lemma 1.13.5): the
surface token order of a syntactic object under the head-side convention side.
Selection-induced (the projecting daughter goes head-side), section-free, and
computable — the SO-carrier replacement for the legacy HeadFunction.linearize
(which composed linearizePlanar with a Quot.out section_).
Equations
- Minimalist.SO.linearize side s = Minimalist.linearizeN side ↑s
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Phonological yield: the surface order, keeping only pronounced (non-empty
phonForm) tokens. Traces, being the bare Sum.inr () leaf, contribute nothing.
Equations
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The §1.13 / §1.15 head function on SO: the projecting (selector) head, by
c-selection ([MCB25] Lemma 1.13.7 = [Adg03] "the item
that projects is the item that selects"). This is the selection head (P3a) under
the head-function name; the head at an internal vertex v (a subterm) is v.head.
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Head Feature Principle on SO ([MCB25] Lemma 1.13.7 /
[Adg03]): a node's head is one of its daughters' heads — so the §1.15 head
function labels each internal vertex by (the head of) the projecting daughter.
The carrier analogue of the legacy selHead_mul.