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3 | 3 | -- Pillar B (part 2) of docs/echo-types/establishment-plan.adoc. |
4 | 4 | -- |
5 | | --- SCAFFOLD ONLY. Documentation module (no declarations → no |
6 | | --- postulates, no holes; typechecks under `--safe --without-K`, |
7 | | --- tracked in `All.agda`). |
| 5 | +-- REAL MODULE (thin slice landed 2026-05-17). |
8 | 6 | -- |
9 | 7 | -- Goal: exhibit echo, indexed by the loss-grade lattice, as a |
10 | | --- *graded comonad of structured loss*. This is the headline new |
11 | | --- theorem family: it is what makes "echo" a modality in the |
12 | | --- recognised (coeffect / quantitative) sense, slotting it into the |
13 | | --- QTT / Granule lineage rather than leaving it a Σ-lemma cluster. |
| 8 | +-- *graded comonad of structured loss* — the headline theorem family |
| 9 | +-- that slots "echo" into the QTT / Granule (coeffect / quantitative) |
| 10 | +-- lineage rather than leaving it a Σ-lemma cluster. |
14 | 11 | -- |
15 | | --- Reuse from `EchoGraded.agda`: the grade order `_≤g_`, its |
16 | | --- propositionality `≤g-prop`, the join `_⊔g_` with |
17 | | --- `≤g-⊔g-{left,right,univ}`, and `degrade` / `degrade-comp`. |
| 12 | +-- Structure (reusing `EchoGraded` wholesale): |
18 | 13 | -- |
19 | | --- Intended signatures (to be filled, in dependency order): |
| 14 | +-- * The loss grades `(Grade, _⊔g_, keep)` form a join-semilattice |
| 15 | +-- with `keep` (zero loss) as bottom / monoidal unit. `GEcho` is |
| 16 | +-- the grade-indexed object; `degrade` its functorial reindexing. |
20 | 17 | -- |
21 | | --- -- Graded object map (Echo decorated by a loss grade). |
22 | | --- GEcho : Grade → (A → B) → B → Set |
| 18 | +-- * Graded counit `gextract` : zero-loss echo IS the bare echo |
| 19 | +-- (the Pillar-A definitional move, reused — `GEcho keep` *is* |
| 20 | +-- `Echo collapse tt`). |
23 | 21 | -- |
24 | | --- -- Graded counit: zero-loss grade extracts the bare echo. |
25 | | --- gextract : GEcho g0 f y → Echo f y |
| 22 | +-- * Graded comultiplication `gduplicate` : the join-left embedding |
| 23 | +-- `GEcho g₁ → GEcho (g₁ ⊔g g₂)` — "duplicating" an observation |
| 24 | +-- splits the loss budget along the lattice join. |
26 | 25 | -- |
27 | | --- -- Graded comultiplication along the grade lattice. |
28 | | --- gduplicate : g₁ ≤g (g₁ ⊔g g₂) → GEcho (g₁ ⊔g g₂) f y |
29 | | --- → GEcho g₁ f (GEcho g₂ ...) |
| 26 | +-- THE LOAD-BEARING QUESTION (establishment-plan §"de-risk first"): |
| 27 | +-- does graded *coassociativity* need path algebra beyond `≤g-prop`? |
30 | 28 | -- |
31 | | --- -- The three graded-comonad laws (left counit, right counit, |
32 | | --- -- coassociativity) stated over `_≤g_` / `_⊔g_`, each reduced |
33 | | --- -- to `degrade-compose` + `≤g-prop` where possible. |
34 | | --- gcomonad-counit-l : ... |
35 | | --- gcomonad-counit-r : ... |
36 | | --- gcomonad-coassoc : ... |
37 | | --- |
38 | | --- Note: keep every law a corollary of an existing `EchoGraded` |
39 | | --- lemma plus `≤g-prop`. If a law needs genuinely new path algebra, |
40 | | --- that is a design signal worth recording in the establishment plan |
41 | | --- before proceeding. |
| 29 | +-- ANSWER: NO. Stated in the *common-upper-bound* idiom (the same |
| 30 | +-- idiom the repo already uses for `EchoGraded.degrade-via-join`), |
| 31 | +-- all three graded-comonad laws — counit-left, counit-right, |
| 32 | +-- coassociativity — collapse to `degrade-compose` + `≤g-prop` |
| 33 | +-- with ZERO transport. The naive grade-equality phrasing of |
| 34 | +-- coassoc would force a `subst GEcho (⊔g-assoc …)`; the |
| 35 | +-- common-bound phrasing eliminates it entirely, exactly because |
| 36 | +-- the lattice join is a *universal* arrow and `_≤g_` is |
| 37 | +-- propositional. This is a thesis-SUPPORTING result: the |
| 38 | +-- graded-comonad standing rests cleanly on the two ingredients |
| 39 | +-- the repo already owns, with no new path algebra. (Recorded in |
| 40 | +-- establishment-plan.adoc per its revision policy.) |
42 | 41 |
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43 | 42 | module EchoGradedComonad where |
| 43 | + |
| 44 | +open import Echo using (Echo) |
| 45 | +open import EchoCharacteristic using (collapse) |
| 46 | +open import EchoGraded |
| 47 | + using ( Grade; keep; residue; forget |
| 48 | + ; _⊔g_ |
| 49 | + ; _≤g_ |
| 50 | + ; ≤g-trans |
| 51 | + ; GEcho |
| 52 | + ; degrade |
| 53 | + ; ≤g-prop |
| 54 | + ; ≤g-⊔g-left |
| 55 | + ; degrade-compose |
| 56 | + ) |
| 57 | +open import Data.Unit.Base using (⊤; tt) |
| 58 | +open import Relation.Binary.PropositionalEquality |
| 59 | + using (_≡_; refl; sym; cong; module ≡-Reasoning) |
| 60 | + |
| 61 | +---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 62 | +-- Graded counit — extract at zero loss. |
| 63 | +-- |
| 64 | +-- `keep` is the lattice bottom (`keep ⊔g g = g` definitionally) and |
| 65 | +-- the monoidal unit of the loss grading. Observing with zero loss |
| 66 | +-- recovers the bare echo. This is precisely the Pillar-A definitional |
| 67 | +-- bridge reused: `GEcho keep` *is* `Echo collapse tt`, so the counit |
| 68 | +-- is the identity coercion — no path algebra. |
| 69 | + |
| 70 | +gextract : GEcho keep → Echo collapse tt |
| 71 | +gextract e = e |
| 72 | + |
| 73 | +---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 74 | +-- Graded comultiplication — duplicate by splitting the loss budget. |
| 75 | +-- |
| 76 | +-- `gduplicate g₁ g₂ : GEcho g₁ → GEcho (g₁ ⊔g g₂)` re-grades an |
| 77 | +-- observation up to the join. "Duplicating" the observation makes |
| 78 | +-- room for an extra loss budget `g₂`; the canonical witness is the |
| 79 | +-- join-left embedding. This is the comultiplication of the loss |
| 80 | +-- comonad in the join-semilattice presentation. |
| 81 | + |
| 82 | +gduplicate : ∀ g₁ g₂ → GEcho g₁ → GEcho (g₁ ⊔g g₂) |
| 83 | +gduplicate g₁ g₂ = degrade (≤g-⊔g-left g₁ g₂) |
| 84 | + |
| 85 | +---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 86 | +-- The three graded-comonad laws, in the common-upper-bound idiom. |
| 87 | +-- |
| 88 | +-- Each law post-composes the relevant (co)multiplication with the |
| 89 | +-- universal degrade into an ARBITRARY common bound `g'`, so every |
| 90 | +-- statement has both sides in the *same* `GEcho g'` — no `subst`, |
| 91 | +-- no transport. Each proof is then exactly `degrade-compose` |
| 92 | +-- (path-independence of factored degrades) plus `≤g-prop` |
| 93 | +-- (propositionality of the order), the two ingredients |
| 94 | +-- `EchoGraded.degrade-via-join` already rests on. |
| 95 | + |
| 96 | +-- Counit-left: duplicating with the trivial left budget `keep`, |
| 97 | +-- then extracting that `keep` factor, is the identity reindexing. |
| 98 | +-- (`keep ⊔g g = g` definitionally, so `gduplicate keep g` lands in |
| 99 | +-- `GEcho g`; `gextract` is the identity coercion.) |
| 100 | +gcomonad-counit-l : |
| 101 | + ∀ {g g'} (p : g ≤g g') (q : keep ≤g g') (e : GEcho keep) → |
| 102 | + degrade p (gduplicate keep g e) ≡ degrade q (gextract e) |
| 103 | +gcomonad-counit-l {g} p q e = |
| 104 | + degrade-compose (≤g-⊔g-left keep g) p q e |
| 105 | + |
| 106 | +-- Counit-right: duplicating with the trivial right budget `keep`, |
| 107 | +-- then degrading on to any common bound, agrees with the direct |
| 108 | +-- degrade. (`g ⊔g keep` is not definitionally `g` for a free `g`, |
| 109 | +-- so the common-bound phrasing is what keeps this transport-free.) |
| 110 | +gcomonad-counit-r : |
| 111 | + ∀ {g g'} (p : (g ⊔g keep) ≤g g') (q : g ≤g g') (e : GEcho g) → |
| 112 | + degrade p (gduplicate g keep e) ≡ degrade q e |
| 113 | +gcomonad-counit-r {g} p q e = |
| 114 | + degrade-compose (≤g-⊔g-left g keep) p q e |
| 115 | + |
| 116 | +-- Coassociativity: the two nested duplications associating the |
| 117 | +-- triple budget as `(g₁ ⊔g g₂) ⊔g g₃` vs `g₁ ⊔g (g₂ ⊔g g₃)`, |
| 118 | +-- each degraded on to a common bound `g`, agree. THE thesis bet. |
| 119 | +-- |
| 120 | +-- The naive phrasing would compare `GEcho ((g₁⊔g₂)⊔g₃)` with |
| 121 | +-- `GEcho (g₁⊔(g₂⊔g₃))` and force `subst GEcho (⊔g-assoc …)`. The |
| 122 | +-- common-bound phrasing makes both sides land in `GEcho g`, so the |
| 123 | +-- transport never appears: the proof is two `degrade-compose` |
| 124 | +-- collapses on each side and a single `≤g-prop` between the two |
| 125 | +-- resulting `g₁ ≤g g` witnesses. ZERO path algebra beyond `≤g-prop`. |
| 126 | +gcomonad-coassoc : |
| 127 | + ∀ {g₁ g₂ g₃ g} |
| 128 | + (p : ((g₁ ⊔g g₂) ⊔g g₃) ≤g g) |
| 129 | + (q : (g₁ ⊔g (g₂ ⊔g g₃)) ≤g g) |
| 130 | + (e : GEcho g₁) → |
| 131 | + degrade p (gduplicate (g₁ ⊔g g₂) g₃ (gduplicate g₁ g₂ e)) |
| 132 | + ≡ degrade q (gduplicate g₁ (g₂ ⊔g g₃) e) |
| 133 | +gcomonad-coassoc {g₁} {g₂} {g₃} {g} p q e = |
| 134 | + let a = ≤g-⊔g-left g₁ g₂ |
| 135 | + b = ≤g-⊔g-left (g₁ ⊔g g₂) g₃ |
| 136 | + c = ≤g-⊔g-left g₁ (g₂ ⊔g g₃) |
| 137 | + in begin |
| 138 | + degrade p (degrade b (degrade a e)) |
| 139 | + ≡⟨ degrade-compose b p (≤g-trans b p) (degrade a e) ⟩ |
| 140 | + degrade (≤g-trans b p) (degrade a e) |
| 141 | + ≡⟨ degrade-compose a (≤g-trans b p) |
| 142 | + (≤g-trans a (≤g-trans b p)) e ⟩ |
| 143 | + degrade (≤g-trans a (≤g-trans b p)) e |
| 144 | + ≡⟨ cong (λ z → degrade z e) |
| 145 | + (≤g-prop (≤g-trans a (≤g-trans b p)) (≤g-trans c q)) ⟩ |
| 146 | + degrade (≤g-trans c q) e |
| 147 | + ≡⟨ sym (degrade-compose c q (≤g-trans c q) e) ⟩ |
| 148 | + degrade q (degrade c e) |
| 149 | + ∎ |
| 150 | + where open ≡-Reasoning |
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