theorem
Hex.GraphIso.Nauty.keyEq_of_firstRun
{n k : Nat}
{G : Colored n k}
(hn0 : n ≠ 0)
{fs : List Nat}
{best : Option (Key n)}
{eventTrail : FrameTrail}
(hroot :
FirstRun G { g := rowsOf G } 100 n (n + 2) 1 [] fs (rootSt n (initialPartition G).fst (initialPartition G).snd)
(rootOut n (rowsOf G) (initialPartition G).fst (initialPartition G).snd) (initialPartition G).snd.length best
FrameTrail.empty eventTrail
(firstPathNode { g := rowsOf G } (n + 2) 100 (n + 2) 1 (initialPartition G).snd.length
(rootSt n (initialPartition G).fst (initialPartition G).snd)).fst)
:
The first-path root result proves equality between the unpruned specification key and the key installed by the transcription, whatever event trail the run reports.
theorem
Hex.GraphIso.Nauty.keyEq_of_firstTotal
{n k : Nat}
(G : Colored n k)
(hn0 : 0 < n)
(h : FirstTotal G { g := rowsOf G } (n + 2) 100 (n + 2))
:
First-path totality at the root fuel yields the key equality.
The empty graph is certified without any search.
theorem
Hex.GraphIso.Nauty.totalAll
{n k : Nat}
(G : Colored n k)
(ctx : Ctx n)
(inf tcLevel runFuel : Nat)
:
Every node of both kinds is total at every executable fuel.
The unpruned specification key is the key the transcription installs.
The certified canonicalization always succeeds.
Certificate-checked canonicalization: the transcribed search's
answer, accepted through the single trusted checkCanon replay, which
always succeeds.
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The transcription agrees with the certificate-checked answer on every input.
The transcription always answers.