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Block Indices: Enumerating an Initial Segment of Length qN by Blocks and Positions

lemmaCombinatoricslem:block-index-arithmetic-euclidean-2026a
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Reason: Phase N1a: block indices enumerating [qN]. · 525 chars · 1 dep · depth 16

The integers (k-1)q+i with k in [N] and i in [q] enumerate [qN] exactly once each, so a sum over [qN] splits into N blocks of q terms.

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In the setting of Euclidean Space and Lebesgue Measure: Standing Notation, let q,N∈Nq,N\in\mathbb{N}. For k∈[N]k\in[N] and i∈[q]i\in[q] let b(k,i)=(k−1)q+ib(k,i)=(k-1)q+i, an integer.

1. (Range) b(k,i)∈[qN]b(k,i)\in[qN] for every k∈[N]k\in[N] and every i∈[q]i\in[q].

2. (Bijection) For every j∈[qN]j\in[qN] there is exactly one pair (k,i)(k,i) with k∈[N]k\in[N], i∈[q]i\in[q] and b(k,i)=jb(k,i)=j.

3. (Sums) For every family (aj)j∈[qN](a_{j})_{j\in[qN]} of real numbers,

∑j=1qNaj=∑k=1N∑i=1qab(k,i).\sum_{j=1}^{qN}a_{j}=\sum_{k=1}^{N}\sum_{i=1}^{q}a_{b(k,i)} .
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