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Theorem 6.8

Convergent strong-trace presentation

Theorem 6.8 (Convergent strong-trace presentation). For fixed finite d,k,Γd,k,\Gamma, oriented endpoint detours and literal guarded unrolls form a terminating confluent graph-local presentation of strong equivalence. Two histories have the same strong trace if and only if they reduce to the same SELF-eager history. A length-nn history normalizes in at most dndn row moves when UU counts as one whole-row move.