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rainbow.math.linear.matrix.equivalence-shape
Shape transport for length-sensitive native matrix equivalence. Componentwise vector equivalence already forces equal list length, so it implies vector/same-shape. Lifting that observation row-wise completes matrix/equivalent as an equivalence relation and proves that replacing a matrix by an equivalent one preserves compatibility and rectangularity. These are the transport laws required before shape-safe transpose and matrix composition can be exposed. Native and axiom-free on D63.
vector/equivalent-implies-same-shape
vector/equivalent-implies-same-shape : (left right : List ℚ) (same : vector/equivalent left right) → vector/same-shape left right
List = data/Listℚ = signed/SignedRational
matrix/equivalent-transitive
matrix/equivalent-transitive : (left middle right : List (List ℚ)) (left-middle : matrix/equivalent left middle) (middle-right : matrix/equivalent middle right) → matrix/equivalent left right
List = data/Listℚ = signed/SignedRational
matrix/equivalent-preserves-compatibility
matrix/equivalent-preserves-compatibility : (left right : List (List ℚ)) (values : List ℚ) (same : matrix/equivalent left right) (left-compatible : matrix/compatible left values) → matrix/compatible right values
List = data/Listℚ = signed/SignedRational
matrix/equivalent-preserves-rectangularity
matrix/equivalent-preserves-rectangularity : (left right : List (List ℚ)) (same : matrix/equivalent left right) (left-rectangular : matrix/rectangular left) → matrix/rectangular right
List = data/Listℚ = signed/SignedRational